Summary: New research shows that early life stress disrupts dopamine signaling, altering social motivation and behavior. Scientists found that mice raised in stressful conditions were less likely to … [+6152 chars]
Early Life Stress Rewires Brain Circuits Linked to Social Motivation - Neuroscience News
New research shows that early life stress disrupts dopamine signaling, altering social motivation and behavior.
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