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Testing three hypotheses about effects of sensitive–insensitive parenting on telomeres.

21 Jan 2020

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= 193) presented herein tested 3 hypotheses prospectively regarding effects of sensitive-insensitive parenting during the first 2.5 years on telomere length at age 6, when first measured, and change over the following 4 years. It was predicted that (1) less sensitive parenting would predict shorter telomeres and greater erosion and that such effects would be most pronounced in children (2) exposed to prenatal...

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PMID: 31961192
DOI: 10.1037/dev0000879

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