APS
30th APS Annual Convention
Parenting, Stress Physiology, and Health: Uncovering the Mechanisms
The origins of physical and mental health across the lifespan are influenced by interpersonal experiences during childhood and adolescence. However, a remaining challenge is to identify the specific mechanisms by which this occurs. This symposium presents novel findings from multisystem studies that can elucidate a mechanistic understanding of these relationships.
Chairs & Discussants
- Benjamin NelsonChair
University of Oregon - Nicholas AllenDiscussant
University of Oregon
Presentations
- Adolescent Sympathetic Activity and C-Reactive Protein: The Effects of Parental BehaviorBenjamin Nelson
- Brain Bugs - Understanding the Role of the Gut Microbiome in Stress, Learning, and Mental HealthBridget Callaghan
- Restrictive Parenting Influences the Association between Socioeconomic Status and IllnessDanielle Roubinov
- Maternal Impulse Control As a Buffer Against Intergenerational Transfer of Adverse Experiences on Child Autonomic FunctionRyan Giuliano