Delaney C Fulp
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Delaney C. Fulp is a researcher whose work centers on the intersection of environmental sensitivity, perinatal mental health, and developmental outcomes. Her primary research areas include phenotypic environmental sensitivity—how individuals differ in their susceptibility to both positive and negative environmental influences—and its impact on mental health during pregnancy and the postpartum period. Fulp’s major contribution is the design and implementation of the Experiences of Pregnancy Longitudinal Cohort Study, a protocol that systematically investigates how socio-environmental factors, such as stress and support, shape perinatal mental health and child socioemotional development. This foundational work, cited 4 times since its 2023 publication, has already informed early-stage understanding of individual differences in vulnerability to perinatal mood disorders. By bridging environmental psychology with maternal health, Fulp’s research offers a nuanced framework for identifying at-risk individuals and tailoring interventions. Her work is notable for its emphasis on person-environment interactions, moving beyond one-size-fits-all approaches to perinatal care. For students and researchers, Fulp’s contributions highlight the critical role of environmental sensitivity in shaping mental health trajectories across the transition to parenthood, with implications for both clinical practice and developmental science.
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