According to Psychology Today, «Touchscreens offer an intuitive interface which enable toddlers to gain intense contingent sensory stimulation during a peak
period of neural development and at an age when the relatively immature motor and linguistic systems have previously limited cognitive stimulation.»
Not exact matches
A child's brain undergoes an amazing
period of development from birth to three — producing more than a million
neural connections each second.
If it does, the fetus could face a double whammy: Not only would exposures be higher during this
period of organ and
neural development, but rates
of detoxification also would be diminished, vom Saal says.
A recent research focus is to identify the impact
of childhood trauma on
neural and psychological functioning, with a specific interest in identifying the impact
of critical
periods of trauma exposure during
development.
This talk will provide an overview
of current research findings on the impact
of childhood trauma on key
neural, hormonal, cognitive and psychological functions, and will highlight a role
of critical «sensitive
periods»
of trauma exposure on
development.