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1 week ago

Generational Trauma: How Stress Gets Passed Down

Generational trauma is the psychological and emotional effects of traumatic events passed down through generations, impacting people who did not directly experience the original event. The term was first used in the 1960's when researchers observed the high rates of psychological distress experienced not just by Holocaust survivors, but also by the children of Holocaust survivors, who weren't even conceived until after the end of World War II.
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fromPsychology Today
9 months ago

The Ellesmere Wolves: The Behavior of an Unusual Population

The book highlights an unstudied population of wolves that are unafraid of humans, changing perceptions of these animals.
It sheds light on the unique parenting roles and ecological behaviors of these Arctic wolves.
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