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Imaginary Friends: Unveiling Childhood Minds Through Invisible Companions
Introduction Imagine having a secret friend, someone invisible yet profoundly real in your mind. For many children, this is not just a fleeting fantasy but a whole-hearted experience. The whimsical world of imaginary companions (ICs) may seem like mere child’s play to adults, a charming yet ungrounded element of youth. However, psychologists have a deeper […]
Unraveling the Ties Between Childhood Challenges and Adult Health
Introduction Imagine a thread—a single, delicate, yet crucial thread woven tightly with life’s experiences. This thread influences our health and well-being from childhood through adulthood. The wear and tear it endures can reveal fascinating stories about us, including the ways childhood adversities shape our lives. Such introspection leads us to contemplation: could these early trials […]