ACEs effects life stress long skills adult relationships term childhood 3
Section
3
.
2
According
to
the
study
,
the
methodology
of
asking
adult
patients
about
exposure
to
specific
experiences
was
employed
to
establish
links
between
childhood
experiences
and
health
.
One
finding
in
this
study
was
that
there
are
principles
involved
in
preventing
-
of
ACEs
:
reducing
,
building
responsive
,
and
strengthening
.
outcomes risk ACEs population
Section
3
.
2
The
-
based
screening
and
referral
can
indicate
a
general
,
non
-
specific
sense
of
increased
based
on
-
level
probabilities
;
it
cannot
predict
accurately
how
any
one
individual
will
fare
with
specific
risks
and
.
violence poverty child addiction parenting cognitive outcomes emotional adverse mental
Section
3
.
2
Growing
up
in
may
be
mentioned
as
a
predictor
of
but
it
is
not
currently
measured
by
the
conventional
ACE
scale
.
A
potential
indicator
of
the
intergenerational
transmission
of
ACEs
is
parental
health
.
Parental
risk
factors
for
and
fatal
abuse
include
poor
skills
,
deficit
,
presence
,
and
the
lack
of
an
bond
.
fetus conflict parental cognitive financial Pregnancy weight hardships trauma ACEs
Section
3
.
2
is
a
vulnerable
time
for
both
the
mother
and
the
to
be
exposed
to
,
with
potential
consequences
such
as
low
birth
and
poor
child
and
socioemotional
development
.
In
families
,
there
are
a
variety
of
ways
that
can
be
transmitted
from
one
generation
to
the
next
,
including
poor
mental
health
and
parenting
;
parental
are
not
one
of
these
ways
.
Epigenetics changes human beings behaviors environment genes
Section
3
.
3
,
when
primarily
focused
on
in
the
context
of
,
refers
to
how
your
and
can
cause
that
affect
the
way
your
work
.
genes methylation altering sequence
Section
3
.
3
DNA
changes
the
manner
in
which
express
themselves
without
the
gene
.
action amygdala thought threat limbic Neurons survival neural networks
Section
3
.
3
are
responsible
for
connections
producing
intricate
,
interconnected
that
underpin
all
human
,
feeling
,
and
.
The
and
hypothalamus
in
the
system
play
a
key
role
in
triggering
the
body
?
s
responses
when
confronted
with
a
.
abuse 1 child 60% parent children sibling
Section
3
.
4
According
to
research
,
approximately
of
in
the
US
have
reported
experiencing
at
least
ACE
.
According
to
your
readings
,
child
often
takes
place
in
-
relationships
,
as
compared
to
child
-
relationships
.
John attachment Mary 3 disorganized ambivalent attachment secure style
Section
3
.
4
Bowlby
and
Ainsworth
state
that
there
are
main
styles
in
children
:
,
,
and
avoidant
.
Later
,
Ainsworth
would
add
a
4th
attachment
style
:
.
ACEs long term adolescents criminal hopelessness cynical system justice futures beliefs
Section
3
.
4
can
affect
people
differently
throughout
different
times
in
their
lives
.
When
subjected
to
ACEs
,
demonstrate
high
levels
of
and
about
their
.
Early
exposure
to
ACEs
likely
has
a
-
effect
on
individuals
?
proclivity
to
become
involved
in
the
later
in
life
.
needs CPS Poverty welfare child Neglect more failure essential
Section
3
.
5
in
the
context
of
is
defined
as
a
to
provide
.
is
not
a
form
of
neglect
;
however
,
families
experiencing
poverty
are
likely
to
be
reported
to
than
those
with
more
resources
.
awareness intention attitudes Explicit bias implicit bias
Section
3
.
5
The
concept
of
refers
to
or
stereotypes
that
affect
understanding
,
actions
,
and
decisions
in
an
unconscious
manner
.
is
processed
at
a
conscious
level
,
with
and
.