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transmission
transmission In this context, transmission means the passing of effects from one generation to the next, especially when a pregnant person’s unprocessed psychological material and stress-related bodily changes shape fetal development.
In this context, transmission means the passing of effects from one generation to the next, especially when a pregnant person’s unprocessed psychological material and stress-related bodily changes shape fetal development. It refers to both a psychoanalytic transfer of unresolved mental experience and its possible biological inscription through prenatal stress pathways.