2017
DOI: 10.3917/psye.602.0417
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L’impact des relations précoces sur le développement cérébral : le trouble réactionnel de l’attachement vu par les neurosciences

Abstract: Table des Finalement, cela n'aurait pu être possible sans la précieuse collaboration des enfants participants et de leur famille, ni sans la contribution et la collaboration de l'équipe de pédopsychiatrie de l'Hôpital Charles LeMoyne, et tout particulièrement du Dr Claude Grenier, pédopsychiatre. Je vous remercie tous grandement. Merci également à Monsieur Jacques Bigras qui a su me redonner de la motivation au moment où le découragement pointait son nez. Avant-propos2 L'attachement est un champ de recherche f… Show more

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“…The stress reactivity of the HPA axis is associated with attachment security [81][82][83]. Early disturbances in stress-regulating mechanisms could lead to primary dysfunction of limbic structures that could interfere with the development of other brain structures, such as the frontal regions, that largely underlie executive functions and contribute to behavioral and emotional regulation [84][85][86]. These cascading dysfunctions would then generate behavioral symptoms similar to those observed in ADHD [87].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The stress reactivity of the HPA axis is associated with attachment security [81][82][83]. Early disturbances in stress-regulating mechanisms could lead to primary dysfunction of limbic structures that could interfere with the development of other brain structures, such as the frontal regions, that largely underlie executive functions and contribute to behavioral and emotional regulation [84][85][86]. These cascading dysfunctions would then generate behavioral symptoms similar to those observed in ADHD [87].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%