Background Maladaptive stress responses are important risk factors in the etiology of mood
and anxiety disorders, but exact pathomechanisms remain to be understood. Mapping …

Controlled laboratory stress induction procedures are very effective in inducing
physiological and subjective stress. However, whether such stress responses are …

Exposure to sustained stress can have a profound impact on the brain, emotion and
cognition, with either adaptive or maladaptive effects. Human functional brain networks are …

Acute stress induces large‐scale neural reorganization with relevance to stress‐related
psychopathology. Here, we applied a novel supervised machine learning method …

Active adaptation to acute stress is essential for coping with daily life challenges. The stress
hormone cortisol, as well as large scale re-allocations of brain resources have been …

Acute stress triggers a broad psychophysiological response that is adaptive if rapidly
activated and terminated. While the brain controls the stress response, it is strongly affected …

Background Stressful experiences modulate neuro-circuitry function, and the temporal
trajectory of these alterations, elapsing from early disturbances to late recovery, heavily …

Coping abilities represent the individual set of mental and behavioral strategies adopted
when facing stress or traumatic experiences. Coping styles related to avoidance have been …

Exposure to acute stress induces multiple emotional responses, each with their own unique
temporal dynamics. Dynamic functional connectivity (dFC) measures the temporal variability …

Background Understanding the neurobiological effects of stress is critical for addressing the
etiology of major depressive disorder (MDD). Using a dimensional approach involving …