According to relevant research in Germany, if a person has been abused or injured for a long time in his childhood, it may leave a mark on his brain in his brain, which will lead to changes in brain structure.
Researchers have used MRI technology and long-term research to confirm that people who have been abused for a long time in their childhood will have smaller levels of control, memory, and emotion control in the hippocampus and frontal areas of the brain. At the same time, the amygdala in these people’s brains that control emotions such as fear and anxiety can become abnormal. Similarly, if young people are exposed to violence for a long time, their brains will still have “scars” after decades, and these people are prone to mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety in the future.
