The imprint of childhood adversity on emotional processing in high functioning young adults

Keyphrases

• Older Adults 100%
• Emotional Processing 100%
• High-functioning 100%
• Childhood Adversity 100%
• Adverse childhood Experiences 100%
• Emotional Faces 28%
• No Significant Difference 14%
• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 14%
• Between-group 14%
• Exposure to Trauma 14%
• Adulthood 14%
• Brain Regions 14%
• Risk Factors 14%
• Executive Function 14%
• Psychopathology 14%
• Depressive Symptoms 14%
• Anxiety-depression 14%
• Anxiety Symptoms 14%
• Military 14%
• Reaction Time 14%
• Anxiety Level 14%
• Lateral Prefrontal Cortex 14%
• Group of Twenty 14%
• Visual Areas 14%
• Training Period 14%
• Primary Motor 14%
• Perception Task 14%
• Motor Area 14%
• Left Temporal Lobe 14%
• Psychological Well-being 14%
• Amygdala 14%
• Long-term Sequelae 14%
• Childhood Trauma 14%
• Cognitive Effects 14%
• Emotional Effects 14%
• Sensory Regions 14%
• Childhood Trauma Questionnaire 14%
• Face Stimuli 14%
• Parachute 14%
• Combat Training 14%
• Neurocircuitry 14%
• Left Anterior Insula 14%
• Low Activation 14%
• Cognitive Measurement 14%
• Psychiatric Complications 14%
• Psychometric Measurement 14%
• Executive Function Assessment 14%
• Avoidance Mechanism 14%
• Face Presentation 14%
• Emotional Face Perception 14%
• Behavioral Measurement 14%

Neuroscience

• Face 100%
• Pediatric Trauma 100%
• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 50%
• Parietal Cortex 50%
• Prefrontal Cortex 50%
• Amygdala 50%
• Cognitive Effect 50%
• Depression 50%
• Face Perception 50%
• Psychometrics 50%
• Executive Function 50%

Psychology

• Emotional Processing 100%
• Adverse Childhood Experiences 100%
• Depression 14%
• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 14%
• Self-Report 14%
• Psychometrics 14%
• Mental Health 14%
• Prefrontal Cortex 14%
• Cognitive effects 14%
• Amygdala 14%
• Insula 14%
• Face Perception 14%
• Executive Function 14%
• Psychology 14%
• Wellbeing 14%