Introduction: Delving into the Unseen Influences In the bustling world of a child’s mind, much is happening beneath the surface that we cannot see. While some kids find focus and concentration akin to second nature, others grapple with challenges that make simple tasks feel like climbing mountains. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is not a […]
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Time Perception in Children with Autism: A New Perspective**
Introduction: Time’s Mysterious Dance in the Autistic Mind Imagine you’re at a concert, waiting for your favorite band to come on stage. Minutes feel like hours, and time seems almost elastic, stretching and compressing based on your emotions and expectations. But what if your brain processes time differently altogether, unaffected by these cues? That’s the […]
FTO at rs9939609, Food Responsiveness, Emotional Control and Symptoms of ADHD in Preschool Children
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Association of Symptoms of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder with Physical Activity, Media Time, and Food Intake in Children and Adolescents
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Decoding Social Cues: Unraveling the Brain Network Mysteries in Children with Autism
— Introduction Imagine yourself in a bustling playground where kids are engaged in friendly banter and playful antics. Amidst this vibrant tapestry of social interaction, some children might struggle to grasp the subtle social cues and rules that orchestrate such a lively environment. This intriguing dynamic is at the heart of the research paper titled […]
Peering Through the Lens of Adolescence: Unraveling Socioeconomic Inequalities in Depression in South Korea
Introduction Imagine navigating the tumultuous waves of adolescence in the bustling yet highly competitive environment of South Korea. For many teenagers, this stage of life, often filled with vibrant emotions, evolving identities, and formidable challenges, becomes even more daunting when compounded by mental health struggles. Recent studies, like the illuminating research paper “Socioeconomic Inequalities in […]
Mapping the Brain’s Growth: From Infancy to Adulthood
Introduction: The Fascinating Journey of Brain Development Consider the complexity of the human brain: a network of billions of neurons buzzing together in an electrifying dance, shaped by both genetic code and life’s experiences. Central to our emotional life and memory formation are two key players: the amygdala and the hippocampus. Imagine these parts as […]
Understanding Trauma in Young Hearts: A Journey Through the Child PTSD Checklist in South Africa
Introduction: A Glimpse into Young Minds Facing Trauma Imagine waking up at night to the sound of a child’s scream, plagued by memories of trauma. Now, imagine being able to understand and measure these feelings precisely to help that child heal. That’s where the Child PTSD Checklist steps in—a tool designed to identify signs of […]
The World Through Their Eyes: Understanding the Gaze of Children with Autism in Natural Settings
— Introduction: Exploring New Horizons in Autism Research Imagine walking through a park filled with lively children playing, adults chatting, and nature bustling with activity. Now consider the world from the perspective of a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). How do they perceive this scene? What catches their attention, and why? These are some […]
How Babies Communicate Intentions: Unveiling the Mystery at 12 Months
— Introduction: Cracking the Code of Baby Talk Imagine peering into the complex world of a twelve-month-old’s mind, where every smile, babble, and gesture starts to reveal the building blocks of communication. It might seem like sheer chaos, yet within those seemingly random acts lies a sophisticated understanding of intentions and communication. The research paper […]