Darcia Narvaez, an Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Notre Dame, recently wrote in Psychology Today how excessive crying out could be dangerous for children, leading to a lifetime of harm. In trauma research, foraging patterns are used to study stress responses by replicating different attachment models. A research team led by Read more…
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Letting your Child “Cry it out”: A big No-No according to Scientific Studies
Tuesday, March 27th, 2018
Tags: Foraging, Hippocampus, identity, limbic structures, Margaret Mahler, object-relationships, psychological-birth, rapprochement-phase, self-regulating, separation-individuation, stress-hormones, surrogate caretakers, “good parent”, “self-soothing” disorders of the self
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