HealthPhoto: Amar UjalaStudy Finds Early Signs of Violent Behavior in Infants by 6 Months
A study conducted on 195 mother-infant pairs in Bengaluru found that irritability and less sensitive maternal responses at six months may predict aggressive behavior in children by one year. Published in the Infant Behavior and Development journal, the research involved institutions like NIMHANS Bengaluru and University of Liverpool. Psychologist Dr. AK Sharma emphasized multiple causes, including exposure to violence or abuse and mental stress.
Amar Ujala··Bengaluru


