Mother–infant interaction and maternal postnatal psychological distress are associated with negative emotional reactivity among infants and toddlers— A FinnBrain Birth Cohort study
Hetti Lahtela(University of Turku), Riikka Korja(University of Turku), Saara Nolvi(University of Turku), Linnéa Karlsson(Turku Centre for Biotechnology), David J. Bridgett(Northern Illinois University), Eeva‐Leena Kataja(University of Turku), Hasse Karlsson(University of Turku), Marjo Flykt(Tampere University), Eeva Eskola(University of Turku), Juho Pelto(University of Turku)
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