Phenotypic programming as a distal cause of resilience

The Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Esther Nederhof

Abstract

During early childhood, individuals with high sensitivity to early programming adjust their phenotype in a way that is expected to be adaptive in their later environment. These adaptations are hypothesized to result in resilience in environments that match the early environment. As appraisal style is a putative target of adaptive programming, early experiences could be a distal cause of resilience.

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