Maternal immune and affiliative biomarkers and sensitive parenting mediate the effects of chronic early trauma on child anxiety

Keyphrases

• Sensitive Parenting 100%
• Early Trauma 100%
• Child Anxiety 100%
• Secretory Immunoglobulin A (SIgA) 83%
• Oxytocin 66%
• Anxiety Symptoms 50%
• Anxiety Disorders 33%
• Chronic Stress 33%
• Parenting 16%
• Trauma 16%
• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 16%
• Immune Activation 16%
• Unique Effects 16%
• Psychiatric Diagnosis 16%
• Exposed Infants 16%
• Response to Stress 16%
• Joint Effect 16%
• Immune Defense 16%
• Stress Increment 16%
• Effects on children 16%
• Stress Reactivity 16%
• Maternal Behavior 16%
• Relational Behavior 16%
• Maternal Anxiety 16%
• Reduced Sensitivity 16%
• Behavioral Synchrony 16%
• Human children 16%
• Path Analysis Model 16%
• Anxiety in children 16%
• Maternal Role 16%
• Maternal Physiology 16%
• Long-term Adaptation 16%
• Neuroendocrine Pathway 16%
• Anxiety Prevalence 16%
• Child Stress 16%

Neuroscience

• Immunoglobulin A 100%
• Oxytocin 80%
• Behavior (Neuroscience) 60%
• Anxiety Disorder 40%
• Maternal Anxiety 20%
• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 20%

Psychology

• Oxytocin 100%
• Anxiety Disorder 50%
• Chronic Stress 50%
• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 25%
• Observed Behavior 25%
• Biobehavioral Synchrony 25%
• Prevalence of Anxiety 25%