Childhood trauma affects brain development and pleasure response
Scientists have concluded that painful childhood memories are linked to a loss of the sense of pleasure in adults. Studies indicate that negative experiences during childhood increase the likelihood of losing feelings of happiness and enjoyment of life as one ages. Researchers found that exposure to traumatic or painful experiences in childhood affects a person's ability to enjoy things that previously brought them happiness, contributing to mood disorders and depression.
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