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From Vulnerability to Flourishing: Genetic Sensitivity, Family Environment, and Social Support in Intergenerational Trauma and Resilience
Intergenerational trauma research has increasingly emphasized the role of both psychological and biological factors in shaping vulnerability and resilience across generations. The present study examined whether gene × environment interactions involving the DRD4 dopamine receptor exon 3 genetic varia
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