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Psychological resilience may buffer children’s brains against some effects of abuse

New brain imaging research suggests resilience matters for children who have been abused. Among less resilient kids, abuse was tied to stronger links between emotional and bodily brain networks, which in turn tracked with more physical symptoms and depression.

Psychological resilience may buffer children’s brains against some effects of abuse

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