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parental behavior

parental behavior Parental behavior is how parents act toward and care for their child, especially during childhood.

Parental behavior is how parents act toward and care for their child, especially during childhood. It is an early environmental influence that can affect the child’s development and later patterns of behavior, including social and attachment-related functioning.

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Drafting source: Geißert Laura; Hennig Juergen. Parental behavior, adult attachment, and DNA methylation of the MT2 oxytocin receptor gene region – The moderating role of neuroticism. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0341072; article XML SHA-256 17660ae146cf8ea9ad19f7dd60cd82b660473d8e452d463f23263f8dfffcb075. “Parental behavior, adult attachment, and DNA methylation of the MT2 oxytocin receptor gene region – The moderating role of neuroticism” (10.1371/journal.pone.0341072).
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