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Brain and behavior interface: Stress and the developing brain
Megan R. Gunnar
, Carol L. Cheatham
Institute of Child Development
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Brain Development
100%
Stress Hormones
100%
Interface Stress
100%
Hormone Activity
66%
Neurobiology
33%
First Year
33%
Quality of Care
33%
Young children
33%
CARES Act
33%
Emotional Behavior
33%
Human Infants
33%
Preschool Years
33%
Temperament
33%
Sensitive Caregiving
33%
Responsive Caregiving
33%
Human children
33%
Mother-infant Interaction
33%
Early Adverse Experiences
33%
Enhancing Care
33%
Psychology
Stress Hormone
100%
Early Experience
33%
Quality of Care
33%
Preschool Year
33%
Neurobiology
33%
Neuroscience
Behavior (Neuroscience)
100%
Stress Hormone
75%
Neuroscience
25%