What role does “emotional regulation” play in a child’s emotional development?
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Correct answer: It helps a child manage and express emotions acceptably
Emotional regulation enables children to modulate their feelings, respond appropriately to situations, and form healthy relationships — a central aspect of social-emotional development.
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