noeliaw_2020

Noelia

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

Plus the added stress later in his life, meeting his brothers, his lifeand situation being public.

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

We can see how not only parent discipline, but family relationship can play a roll in how someone develops. Eddie might have grown up feeling alone, with no one close to relate to or talk to, a vulnerability factor. #lincpsych

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

It’s desensitizing

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

Feeling like a lab rat must take a toll on their cognitive thinking, of how they indetfiy, and the wya they think about themselves, their worth. #lincpsych

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

The researchers of the triplets were looking at the sociological vs biological approach to developing. Would life, culture, family have more influence on who the brothers became or was it mainly genetic #lincpsych

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

brothers must feel mixed emotions of anger, confusion, emptiness, not knowing the information of their study. Life events/stressors the sociological approach can affect mental stability #lincpsych

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

@2020Marianah Yes! I feel this is a learning outcome, that shows adoptive parents should know the most they can about the biological parents in these terms.

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

@rekham_20 As children, we are sensitive to priming, learning and developing, especially first 5-6yrs I believes when kids were pulled apart, but as babies they mentally didn’t know, biologically maybe their bodies reacted. This could have affected how they were primed, & how they developed

[rekha marcus @rekham_20]

the fact that they all had mental disorders that expressed themselves in their teenage years points to the idea that mental illness is largely biological; however, how do we know it wasn't a late effect from their separation at birth? #lincpsych

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

We have seen how the the environment in which a baby is in while the mother is pregnant, may have a link to sexual preference. I wonder if stresses and mental stability of the mother can also have a big influence, on the baby, & genes they express #lincpsych

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

We can see a biological and genetic explanation with the mother who has schizophrenia , and then her children had mental health issues. #lincpsych

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

Another adverse experience was the murder that happened in one of the brothers childhood. Even being asked about it in public probably adds on to the his current life stresses #lincpsych

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

@2020Emmae I COMPLETELY agree with you. It probably affected throughout their childhood being asked all these questions, but also it was proahbalt and adverse experience finding out about their separation, and never getting a full understanding of why/how about research

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

Even though the researchers had to use deception, the fact that once the brothers found out they were given zero information. Making the whole situation even more unethical #lincpsych

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

huge ethical concern that the triplets were being studied, especially without their consent, or the parents knowing. They did it secretly. Imagine the mental toll the kids had when they had to go through these tests, could cause anxiety, lack of confidence, etc. #lincpsych

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

Its a huge ethical concern that the triplets were being studied, especially without their consent, or the parents knowing. They did it completely secretly. Imagine the mental toll the kids had when they had to go through these tests, could cause anxiety, lack of confidence, etc.

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

If you noticed, yes they are all very very similar in their behavior us but one brother seems to be left handed, maybe this was due to how he grew up or learned how to use his hands, what do you guys think? #lincpsych

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

I wonder if we have biaslogical connection with people who are very genetically similar and that is why they didn’t need very formal introductions #lincpsych

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

We got our first sign of question of whether something is nature or nurture, because Eddy’s friend was said he had the same expressions same grin. Do we get similar expression based on biology or from exposure to our parents or people around us? I feel it’s always both #lincpsych

[noeliaw_2020 @2020Noeliaw]

#lincpsych