Malthus, as moralist, would not accept the idea of a disordered universe.
However, for him the starting point of a "pathway" is the presence of disordered behavior patterns.
Both adaptational history and current supports and challenges are needed to explain those whose disordered behavior improves.
There were no significant effect of setting for communication disordered children.
There were no effects of setting for the communication disordered child.
When group differences have been found, panic disorder patients have exhibited greater vagal reactivity than depressed patients, anxiety disordered patients, or controls.
Interestingly, this finding resembles the continuity of relationship patterns shown among conduct disordered individuals as they form peer and partner relationships into early adulthood.
Thus, adverse postnatal experience could contribute significantly to disordered development; enriching experiences, on the other hand, could potentially facilitate survival of neurons and synapses.
