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Do genes and other inherent traits, or life experiences and social interactions build resiliency?
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Do genes and other inherent traits, or life experiences and social interactions build resiliency?
Do genes and other inherent traits, or life experiences and social interactions build resiliency?
Scientists have conducted numerous studies trying to answer why some kids with more vulnerable adverse childhood are more likely to experience poor mental and physical health in adulthood.
Although scientists use different definitions, resilience generally refers to the ability to handle severe stress.
Do genes and other inherent traits, or life experiences and social interactions build resiliency?