Reader's Digest explores the chemistry of violence in February issue

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan 21, 2010 -
A ‘secure attachment’ - or lack of it, in a child’s first three years is seen as a working model for all future relationships and behaviour. At one end of the spectrum are self-esteem and confident social interaction; at the other are anxiety, depression, and anti-social behaviour. At the same time, psychologists are discovering, through the differences in brain function, that that anti-social and violent children can be helped to turn their lives around.

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