
Focused Discussion: Brian Dias (March 2021)
The amount of stress we experience is on a spectrum. Many types of early life stress are risk factors for later psychopathology, including stress related to nutritional environment, immune system functioning (maternal activation), and air pollution. Importantly, age of exposure – critical periods – matters. Cultural differences can also play important roles in terms of whether or not behavior is considered neglect or abuse.
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Constance Cummings2015-12-11 08:36:472019-12-11 14:48:17From Toxins to Culture: How Environment Shapes the Infant Brain (AAAS 2016 Symposium)