APS
30th APS Annual Convention · 2018
Early Life Stress Predicts Decreased Cortical Thickness and Total Gray Volume in School Age Children
- Emma Chad-Friedman
University of Maryland, College Park - Lea Dougherty
University of Maryland, College Park - Tracy Riggins
University of Maryland, College Park
Abstract
GMH poster competition*
This longitudinal study demonstrated that early life stress (in children age 3-5 years) predicts widespread reductions in total gray matter volume and cortical thickness across the right inferior parietal, superior parietal, superior temporal, and fusiform gyrus 3 years later, over and above current stressors.
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