"Parenting Intervention for Mothers with High vs. Low Psychological Risk Affects Neural Activity during an Own Child Face Empathy Task" by Diana M. Morelen

Presentation

Parenting Intervention for Mothers with High vs. Low Psychological Risk Affects Neural Activity during an Own Child Face Empathy Task

Biological Psychiatry (2015)

Diana M. Morelen, The University Of Michigan
S. S. Ho, The University Of Michigan
Katherine L. Rosenblum, The University Of Michigan
James E. Swain, The University Of Michigan
Maria Muzik, The University Of Michigan

Keywords

parenting,
intervention,
mothers,
psychological risk affects,
neural activity,
child,
mother-child relationship,
empathy,
psychiatry

Disciplines

Biology,
Neuroscience and Neurobiology,
Behavioral Neurobiology,
Neurosciences and
Psychiatry

Publication Date

May 14, 2015

Location

Toronto, Canada

Citation Information

Diana M. Morelen, S. S. Ho, Katherine L. Rosenblum, James E. Swain, et al.. "Parenting Intervention for Mothers with High vs. Low Psychological Risk Affects Neural Activity during an Own Child Face Empathy Task" Biological Psychiatry (2015)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/diana-morelen/33/