A study has found that children exposed to different parenting styles might end up with differently structured brains.
The way you choose to parent your children may literally shape their brains, a new study by scientists in the U.S. and England has found.Neuroscientists tested the effect of warm parenting, compared to harsher styles—defined as responsive versus psychologically or physically aggressive—on 173 young people's brains and mental health, from the ages of 3 to 21 years old.
However, when the team analyzed their data, they found significant differences in brain architecture associated with particular parenting styles.
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