APS
APS Virtual Poster Showcase · 2020
Psychological Symptoms Mediate the Relationship between Trauma Exposure and Resting-State Functional Connectivity in Children. (15 words)
- Amy Badura-Brack
Creighton University - Brittany Taylor
University of Nebraska Medical Center - Brittany Taylor
University of Nebraska Medical Center - Allison Kayl
Creighton University - Marika Marklin
Creighton University - Michaela Frenzel
University of Nebraska Medical Center - Michaela Frenzel
University of Nebraska Medical Center - Julia Stephen
Mind Research Network - Yu-Ping Wang
Tulane University - Vince Calhoun
Mind Research Network - Vince Calhoun
Georgia State University - Tony Wilson
University of Nebraska Medical Center - Tony Wilson
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Abstract
We tested a model whereby trauma exposure modulates resting-state network connectivity either directly or indirectly through specific psychological symptoms. Importantly, even though our study sampled neurotypical youth without formal diagnoses, childhood traumatic experiences altered functional network dynamics and this was mediated through symptom sets developed in response to traumatic events.
Psychopathology
