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Abstract
Childhood experiences significantly shape personality development, influencing emotional regulation, cognitive patterns, and behavioral tendencies. This article examines the role of both adverse and positive childhood experiences in shaping personality traits, psychological well-being, and resilience. Drawing on recent open-access research, the study highlights how early-life environments impact individuals across different developmental stages. The findings suggest that while adverse experiences increase vulnerability to psychological issues, positive experiences foster resilience and emotional stability.
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