When research does not synchronize: Comprehensive analyses show no mother–child physiological coupling

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Rousis, G., Gistelinck, L., Deferm, W., van den Broeck, R., Bollen, B., Wass, S., Naulaers, G., De Vos, M. and Boets, B. (2025) ‘When research does not synchronize: Comprehensive analyses show no mother–child physiological coupling’, PsyArXiv, Preprint.

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Vocalisation is Progressively Decoupled From Autonomic Arousal Over The First Two Years of Life

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