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Children distressed by family fighting have higher stress hormones
Date:11/13/2008
isol may help explain why children who experience high levels of distress when their parents argue are more likely to experience later health problems."
The study has implications for policy and practice: The common practice of judging how well intervention programs are doing based solely on improvements in how children function psychologically may need to be changed to include physiological measures like cortisol levels, the authors suggest.
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