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regulatory behavior
regulatory behavior Regulatory behavior refers to an infant’s characteristic way of managing emotion and interaction during the still-face setting.
Regulatory behavior refers to an infant’s characteristic way of managing emotion and interaction during the still-face setting. In this research context, it is described in patterns such as mainly positive social engagement, persistent distress that is hard to soothe, or reliance on self-comforting actions.