Childhood trauma affects autobiographical memory deficits through basal cortisol and prefrontal-extrastriate functional connectivity

Keyphrases

• Functional Connectivity 100%
• Episodic Memory 100%
• Memory Deficits 100%
• Childhood Trauma 100%
• Overgeneral Autobiographical Memory 100%
• Extrastriate 100%
• Basal Cortisol 100%
• Childhood Trauma Questionnaire 66%
• Cortisol 66%
• Trauma 33%
• Cortisol Level 33%
• Associate Memory 33%
• Semantic Content 33%
• Cortisol Secretion 33%
• Brain Alterations 33%
• Semantic Association 33%
• Hippocampus 16%
• Brain Connectivity 16%
• Mental Disorders 16%
• Healthy Individuals 16%
• Glucocorticoid Receptor 16%
• Medial Prefrontal Cortex (mPFC) 16%
• Prefrontal Cortex 16%
• Memory Formation 16%
• Anteromedial 16%
• Resting-state Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (rs-fMRI) 16%
• Trauma Symptoms 16%
• Visuoperceptual 16%
• Extrastriate Cortex 16%
• Autobiographical Interview 16%
• Brain Memory 16%
• Memory Retrieval 16%
• Moderation Analysis 16%
• Psychological Trauma 16%

Neuroscience

• Amnesia 100%
• Functional Connectivity 100%
• Pediatric Trauma 100%
• Autobiographical Memory 100%
• Cortisol 100%
• Prefrontal Cortex 20%
• Hippocampus 10%
• Glucocorticoid Receptor 10%
• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 10%
• Memory Test 10%
• Mental Disorder 10%
• Extrastriate Cortex 10%
• Psychological Trauma 10%

Psychology

• Functional Connectivity 100%
• Memory Deficit 100%
• Autobiographical Memory 100%
• Cortisol 100%
• Prefrontal Cortex 10%
• Hippocampus 10%
• Glucocorticoid 10%
• Clinical Implication 10%
• Mediation Analysis 10%
• Memory Retrieval 10%
• Resting-State fMRI 10%
• Medial Prefrontal Cortex 10%
• Psychology 10%