leseilse t1_irn6dav wrote
man, this is so interesting. but how about for young adults? is there a recent study about that?
Celadorkable t1_iro3tu0 wrote
There's a theory that having a depressed caretaker can contribute to the development of adhd.
Ok-Caterpillar-Girl t1_iro7pf7 wrote
How does having a depressed caretaker cause someone yo have a genetic neurodevelopmental disorder?
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Celadorkable t1_iroxodx wrote
Afaik there's no genetic test for adhd?
I'm only part way through "scattered minds", and it's just one theory, but it's pretty interesting so far. My takeaway is that some people are genetically predisposed to being "highly sensitive" (Elaine Aaron has written on this, she estimates 20% of the population is highly sensitive), and if a HSP is born into a stressful environment that can lead to adhd. I'm only up to the part explaining how babies with depressed caretakers are more stressed.
Foxs-In-A-Trenchcoat t1_irnfypq wrote
What's your scientific question?
leseilse t1_irngh4n wrote
prolly how the mother/parents' mood affects how their children interacts with others?
Foxs-In-A-Trenchcoat t1_irnmat8 wrote
A scientific question needs to be way more specific.
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