

J.D. Haltigan - Nature & Nurture in our First Years
Oct 4, 2023
J.D. Haltigan, a specialist in Early Experience & Life History, talks about the influence of caregiving, social experiences, divorce, and sex differences on childhood development. They discuss the correlation between early parenting and emotional regulation, social engagement, and behavioral outcomes. They also explore the impact of digital overload on focus and mental health, and personal experiences relating to OCD, ADHD, and autism. The discussion touches on attachment theory and the importance of grounding it in evolutionary biology.
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Introduction
00:00 • 5min
Impact of Early Parenting on Children's Outcomes
04:41 • 10min
The Importance of Ecologically Valid Environments in Human Behavior Research
14:48 • 13min
Autism Prevalence, Over-diagnosis, and Amplification of Symptoms
27:35 • 4min
The Impact of Digital Overload on Focus and Mental Health
31:08 • 8min
Exploring Personal Experiences and Concerns for Mental Health Traits
38:46 • 17min
Hope, Recommendations, and Grounding Attachment Theory
56:10 • 3min
Discussing work, views, and the role of Twitter
59:08 • 3min