Early-life adversity accelerates the maturation of affect-related circuitry, which might be a
short-term adaptation with long-term tradeoffs. Sexual trauma is associated with a …

Psychosocial acceleration theory and other frameworks adapted from life history predict a
link between early life stress and accelerated maturation in several physiological systems …

Background Both childhood trauma and disruptions in brain functional networks are
implicated in the development of psychiatric disorders in early adulthood. However, the …

Background A wealth of research has investigated the impact of early life trauma exposure
on functional brain activation during facial emotion processing and has often demonstrated …

Childbirth-related post-traumatic stress has potentially negative and enduring
consequences for the well-being of women and their families. Although research to date has …

Current neurocircuitry models of PTSD do not account for developmental effects, despite that
early life assaultive violence is a potent risk factor for PTSD. Here, we preliminarily …

Background Emotional abuse during childhood and adolescence is thought to be
associated with the brain; however, the neural mechanism underlying the cognitive process …

Background: The network analysis of intensive time series data collected using the
Experience Sampling Method (ESM) may provide vital information in gaining insight into the …

Early life stress (ELS) and major depressive disorder (MDD) share neural network
abnormalities. However, it is unclear how ELS and MDD may separately and/or jointly relate …

Background Depression and the experience of early adversity are associated with
impairments in interpersonal and social cognitive functioning. The neural mechanisms …