Early life stress (ELS) has been linked to adult psychopathology, though few studies have examined the universality of specific adverse childhood events (ACEs) in healthy adults.
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Early life stress (ELS) has been linked to adult psychopathology, though few studies have examined the universality of specific adverse childhood events (ACEs) in healthy adults.
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- Early Life Stress and Adult Emotional Experience: An International Perspective (2006) · doi
Early life stress (ELS) has been linked to adult psychopathology, though few studies have examined the universality of specific adverse childhood events (ACEs) in healthy adults.
Keywords: early life stress linked adult psychopathology though examined universality specific adverse childhood events aces healthy - Resilience and the course of daily parenting stress in families of young children with intellectual disabilities (2009) · doi
Despite the considerable research on stress in families of ID, there is still little known about the stability and compensatory factors associated with everyday parenting stresses.
Keywords: despite considerable stress families there still little known stability compensatory factors associated everyday parenting stresses - Children’s biological givens, stress responses, language and cognitive abilities and family background after entering kindergarten in toddlerhood (2016) · doi
Whilst childrens stress regulatory systems are vulnerable to environmental influences little is known about how temperament and family characteristics impact on stress regulation in early years.
Keywords: stress whilst childrens regulatory systems vulnerable environmental influences little known temperament family characteristics impact regulation
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