Inconsistent caregiving is defined as the lack of stability in the environment during childhood, which leads to emotional stress and unpredictability. It has been shown that this type of upbringing...
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: Anxious, depressed men with low selfesteem have difficulties forming romantic relationships due to childhood trauma
Unresolved childhood trauma can lead to a variety of negative outcomes in adulthood. Some people may develop fearful attitudes towards sex, while others may become hypersexualized due to their...
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: Sexual anorexia in adults with unresolved childhood trauma and compulsive sex behavior
Childhood Attachment Patterns
Childhood is an important stage of development where children learn how to interact with others and form attachments. These attachments are typically formed with...
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: How your childhood attachment patterns may be affecting your adult sexual behavior
How do early parent-child attachment patterns shape adult sexual preferences?
The parent-child relationship is crucial for human development. It plays an important role in shaping children's...
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: How parentchild attachment patterns shape adult sexual preferences
Intergenerational and Cultural Sexual Norms Shape Adult Sexual Behavior
Sexual norms are beliefs about appropriate and expected sexual behaviors that are passed down from one generation to...
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: Exploring intergenerational and cultural sexual norms shaping adult behaviour
Childhood Sexual Modeling, Educational Exposure, and Early Relational Experiences Shaping Adult Sexual Behavior, Expectations, and Intimacy Patterns
In human development, the physical and...
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: The impact of childhood sexual modeling on adult sexual behavior, expectations, and intimacy patterns
Research has been conducted to understand how early life experiences may affect adult sexual behavior and relationships. One aspect of this research involves exploring the link between relational...
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: Exploring the link between adolescent betrayal and future sexual satisfaction: new insights from research