Parental overcontrol x OPRM1 genotype interaction predicts school-aged children’s sympathetic nervous system activation in response to performance challenge
Abstract
Parental overcontrol (OC), the excessive regulation of a child's behavior, cognition, and emotion, is associated with the development of child anxiety. While studies have shown that genetic factors may increase sensitivity to stress, genetic vulnerability to parental OC has not been examined in anxiety etiology. A functional polymorphism in the mu opioid receptor OPRM1 (A118G, rs1799971) has been shown to impact stress reactivity. Using a...
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Title
Parental overcontrol x OPRM1 genotype interaction predicts school-aged children’s sympathetic nervous system activation in response to performance challenge
Published Date
Nov 1, 2018
Volume
82
Pages
39 - 52
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