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Maternal Stress-Related Neural Reactivity and Caregiving Sensitivity in Early Childhood: Associations with Peri-Pubertal Disruptive Behaviors

2025-12-04

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Disruptive behavior disorders among youth are a pressing public-health concern and a key pathway of intergenerational risk. In the 8-year longitudinal Geneva Early Childhood Stress Study, we tested whether maternal psychological, behavioral, and neurobiological factors assessed in toddlerhood predicted peri-pubertal disruptive behaviors. Mother–child dyads (n = 28; child age at Phase 1 = 12–44 months; Phase 3 = 9–...

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10.64898/2025.12.02.25341440
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