PSYC23H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Donald Winnicott, Developmental Psychobiology, Memory Consolidation
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Attachment model of psychopathology greater internalizing sysmptoms (e. g. , anxiety and depression: but the developmental psychpathologists/biologists approach contrasts from this, elevated cortisol and sleep problems (e. g. , night terrors) predicted. High cortisol + parasomnia internalizing symtoms: sleep"s regulatory role in daytime functioning is significant across the lifespan (cid:523)get more sleep! (cid:524) and don"t ever forget about pep! Clinical approach you don"t get them when their still fine and healthy. You get them when they are full blown (cid:498)crazy(cid:499) We don"t have many memories of our childhood: even though we don"t remember it, theres a possibility that the. Even if you can remember it now, doesn"t mean you couldn"t experience is still important it still infl who you develop: @ 6mo old you can have memory! You cant look at parents & children separate remember it when it was happening: they get to see the kids when they are still fine, and follow them through until they get the disorder.
