Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development - Social Development Study

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Abstract

The Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development – Social Development substudy (ABCD-SD) is a prospective study on adolescent delinquency and victimization. It is a substudy of the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) study, utilizing the extensive ABCD data on cognitive and brain development while adding measures on delinquency and victimization risks and outcomes for participants at 5 of the 21 ABCD sites. The aim is to advance understanding of the influences of deficits and maturational delays in cognitive and brain development, substance use exposure, and pre-exposure phenotypes on delinquency trajectories and responses to victimization.

Authors

• Kaylee Klingensmith, University of Pittsburgh

• Lia Ahonen, University of Pittsburgh

• Duncan Clark, University of Pittsburgh

• Douglas Fitzgerald, University of Pittsburgh