Both girls and boys are likely to encounter bullying behavior, in fact, girls may even be more likely to experience stressful encounters with obnoxious and aggressive peers. (verywellfamily.com)
The neural activity and physical behavior of mice recovering from several stressful encounters may illustrate alternative ways that mammals respond to traumatic events. (scientificamerican.com)
Over time, as Jones and researchers Rebecca Bailey and Ann Partee explain in an upcoming article in the Aspen Journal of Ideas, stressful encounters such as yelling and persistent negativity can undermine the relationships that buffer children from chronic stress. (gse.harvard.edu)