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The N2 During Preschool: Temporal Stability and a Test of Bidirectional Effects With Maternal Emotion Characteristics in a White, European‐American Sample - Akbaryan - Child Development - Wiley Online Library

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By Anahid Akbaryan, Peter Ramirez, Ashley Walker, Reese C. Burkey
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Inhibitory control, an early-emerging component of child temperament, refers to children's ability to self-regulate behaviors through the volitional suppression of prepotent actions (Derryberry and Rothbart 1997). Inhibitory control is a fundamental component of broader executive functioning, along with working memory and cognitive control; together these skills are considered essential for healthy cognitive development and later achievement among young children (Diamond 2013).
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220. Pre-Pregnancy Overweight or Obesity Moderates the Association Between Prenatal Maternal Depression and Infant Cord Blood Omega-3 Levels

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By Lauren Costello, Katherine Ziegler, Lacey A. McCormack, Anahid Akbaryan
| Biological Psychiatry Verified
Empirical evidence has demonstrated associations between pre-pregnancy obesity and perinatal maternal depressive symptoms. Omega-3 is an essential fatty acid derived from dietary sources that is critical for fetal brain development. Pre-pregnancy obesity is associated with higher omega-3 intake, but a weaker association between dietary intake and respective maternal and cord blood omega-3 levels. Further, lower intake of omega-3 during pregnancy has been linked to higher depressive symptoms.
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