Neural representation of the parent-child attachment from infancy to adulthood

Keyphrases

• Parent-child Interaction 100%
• Adulthood 100%
• Anterior Cingulate Cortex 100%
• Neural Representation 100%
• Amygdala 33%
• Attachment Theory 33%
• Hippocampus 33%
• Human Development 33%
• Brainstem 33%
• Region of Interest 33%
• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 33%
• Tight 33%
• Neural Response 33%
• Young Adulthood 33%
• Insula 33%
• Attachment Representations 33%
• Age-related Differences 33%
• Mother-child Interaction 33%
• Anterior Insula 33%
• Attachment Relationships 33%
• Social Engagement 33%
• Mother-infant Interaction 33%
• Relational History 33%
• Bayesian Analysis 33%
• Attachment Networks 33%
• Child Attachment 33%
• Parental Attachment 33%
• Social Behavior Analysis 33%
• Temporal Cortex 33%
• Insula Cortex 33%
• Human Attachment 33%
• Engagement Behavior 33%
• Exteroceptive 33%
• Psychophysiological Interaction Analysis 33%
• Interceptive 33%
• Age-invariant 33%

Psychology

• Anterior Cingulate Cortex 100%
• Insula 100%
• Attachment Theory 33%
• Human Development 33%
• Amygdala 33%
• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 33%
• Hippocampus 33%
• Attachment Relationship 33%
• Preregistered 33%
• Social Engagement 33%
• Bayesian Analysis 33%
• Thalamus 33%