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A systematic review of interventions for emotionally dysregulated children
Emotion regulatory problems in children, such as uncontrollable tantrums, kicking, and screaming, are a concern for parents. When parents and caregivers have no tools at their disposal to deal effectively with this, they may resort to physical measures of discipline, which may lead to physical abuse...
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University of Cape Town
2021
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