Gender and age differences in parent–child emotion talk

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RT @Dream_Drum_: @RouagesR Sur le cerveau sexué et les différences H/F : https://t.co/7fKGWZ9iTa https://t.co/RuF2oxPuQO https://t.co/1KT9…

@JustKidding4747 @athena_writings @tynamite @dadof315 @shaftoflame @PhilMitchell83 In the study they based that quote on, they found that "mothers mentioned a higher proportion of emotion words than fathers" & "mothers' use of emotion talk was relat…

Gender and age differences in parent–child emotion talk: This study examined gender differences in emotion wor... http://t.co/gWYmCfJVtK

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