Psychophysiological characteristics of the regulatory disordered infant☆
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This research was supported, in part, by a National Institutes of Health grant (HD#22628) awarded to Stephen W. Porges and by the Cecil and Ida Green Research and Training Institute at the Regional Center for Infants and Young Children. Special thanks are expressed to Lisa Swenson for aiding in the data collection, to Evan Byrne for assistance in data analyses, and to Sue Carter and Jane Doussard-Roosevelt for editorial comments.