APS
2022 APS Annual Convention · 2022
Person-Centered Profiles of Multicontextual Perceived Threat Show Distinct Patterns of Neural Activation during an Emotional Working Memory Task
- May Conley
Yale University - Kristina Rapuano
Yale University - Callie Benson-Williams
Yale University - Monica Rosenberg
University of Chicago - Richard Watts
Yale University - Cassandra Bell
Yale University - Bj Casey
Barnard College of Columbia University - Arielle Baskin-Sommers
Yale University
Abstract
Perceived threat in youth’s social contexts can elevate risk for adverse outcomes spanning multiple domains. We investigated the relationship between profiles of multicontextual perceived threat and neural activation during an emotional working-memory task. Profiles characterized by elevated perceived neighborhood threat showed decreased neural activation in areas related to working memory.
Childhood Adversity
