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Quality of Care and the Buffering of Stress Physiology: Its Potential Role in Protecting the Developing Human Brain

PITC Training Usage:

	Module(s):	III Learning and Development
	Session(s):	Brain Development in Infancy and How to Facilitate It

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Reference:

Gunnar, M.R. (1998). Quality of early care and the buffering of stress physiology: Its potential role in protecting the developing human brain. IMPrint: Newsletter of the Infant Mental Health Promotion Project, 21, 4-7.

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