Mutual Regulation Refers to

question 103

Multiple Choice

Mutual regulation refers to

• A)babies' active participation in controlling their emotional states.
• B)babies becoming less dependent on caregivers' emotional states.
• C)babies becoming self-regulated rather than other-regulated.
• D)the absence of a "still-face" effect.

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