Adverse childhood experiences linked to increased defensive gun use through heightened threat sensitivity | This suggests that for some people, early traumatic experiences can shape a worldview where danger feels ever-present, potentially prompting the use of firearms.
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Adverse childhood experiences linked to increased defensive gun use through heightened threat sensitivity
New research suggests that adverse childhood experiences increase defensive gun use by heightening sensitivity to perceived threats.
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Sexual consent tends to decline with age for women who have experienced nonconsensual sex. The findings suggest that the effects of sexual trauma on consent may be persistent and may influence how sexual agency is experienced well into adulthood. 🕊️💔✨
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Sexual consent tends to decline with age for women who have experienced nonconsensual sex
A new study suggests that women who have experienced sexual trauma may feel less willing and less able to communicate sexual consent as they age. The findings highlight how past nonconsensual experiences may shape sexual wellbeing across the lifespan.
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A new study suggests that growing up in a war zone changes how a child's attachment-related anxiety and avoidance connect to their brain networks, indicating that the developing brain may calibrate itself to adapt to an unpredictable environment.
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Childhood war exposure might shift the neural correlates of attachment-related anxiety and avoidance
When war broke out in October 2023, an Israeli brain-imaging study was already underway. Comparing children scanned before and during the war, researchers found that attachment-related characteristics were tied to different patterns of emotional brain connectivity.