1Cademy - Mediation and Moderation Mechanisms for the Biological Effects of Trauma

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Mediation and Moderation Mechanisms for the Biological Effects of Trauma

Permanent changes occur as a result of childhood trauma onset
Childhood trauma re-regulates biological stress systems
Priming (sensitization) happens as a result of childhood trauma
Trauma timing and duration influence biological stress systems
Individual differences in response to childhood trauma are associated with different types of biological stress system regulation
Early trauma type and trauma severity influence biological stress systems
Genetic factors influence biological stress system responses to childhood trauma
Epigenetic factors influence biological stress system responses to childhood trauma
Gender differences influence the effects of childhood trauma on biological stress systems
Social support buffers biological stress system dysregulation and its associated adverse behavioral and emotional outcomes
Individual biological stress systems dysregulation in response to childhood trauma and the genes associated with the function of these systems influence other biological systems during development to contribute to psychopathology
Biological stress systems dysregulation in response to childhood trauma adversely influences cellular, cognitive, and brain development

Updated 2024-09-08

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