Research shows that pregnancy induces significant neurological changes, with certain brain regions shrinking to prepare for parenting, alongside hormonal surges that influence social functioning.
Elise Hoekzema emphasizes the study's contribution to understanding brain reorganization during pregnancy, noting that transient changes in brain structure may occur alongside longer-lasting adjustments.
Dr. Ronald Dahl highlights the broader implications of hormonal influences during pregnancy, noting their comprehensive impact on neurological priorities and motivations as women transition into motherhood.
The study provides detailed mapping of brain changes during pregnancy, indicating improvements in white matter efficiency before a return to pre-pregnancy states post-birth.
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