The effects of early institutionalization on emotional face processing: evidence for sparing via an experience-dependent mechanism

Keyphrases

• 12-year-olds 25%
• Adverse Effects 50%
• Amount of Exposure 25%
• Behavioral Development 50%
• Child Neurodevelopment 50%
• Cognition Development 25%
• Cortical Specialization 50%
• Detrimental Effects 25%
• Early Adolescence 25%
• Early Institutionalization 100%
• Effects on children 50%
• Emotional Development 25%
• Emotional Faces 100%
• Emotional Processing 25%
• Event-related Potentials 50%
• Experience-dependent 100%
• Face Expression 25%
• Face Processing 25%
• Facial Emotion Processing 50%
• Facial Expression 25%
• Foster Care 25%
• Group Differences 50%
• Intellectual Functioning 25%
• Low Threshold 50%
• Minimal Groups 25%
• N170 25%
• Neural Correlates 25%
• Physical Development 25%
• Processing Ability 25%
• Psychosocial Deprivation 50%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 25%
• Sleeper Effect 75%
• Social Cognition 25%
• Social Interaction 25%
• Social-emotional 25%

Psychology

• Behavioral Development 66%
• Emotion Processing 100%
• Emotional Development 33%
• Event-Related Potential 66%
• Facial Expression 33%
• Foster Care 33%
• Institutionalization 100%
• Social Cognition 33%
• Social Interaction 33%

Neuroscience

• Adverse Effect 28%
• Event-Related Potential 28%
• Face 100%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 14%
• Social Cognition 14%
• Social Interaction 14%
• Social Isolation 28%