APS
29th APS Annual Convention · 2017
Control over Stressors in Adolescence Modifies the Effect of Early Life Stress Across the Life-Span
- Christopher Bloom
Providence College - Erin Burke
Providence College - Alexandra Fischbach
Providence College - Lea Knizek
Providence College - Filip Wilk
Providence College - Pamela Snodgrass-Belt
Providence College
Abstract
Previous work has investigated the concomitant effect of early-life and juvenile stress exposure in the development of anxiety-like behaviors in adulthood. This project investigates how that effect is ameliorated by the ability of the organism to control stress exposure in adolescence. Anxiety-like behaviors and nociception are assessed across the life-span.
Psychopathology
