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Session Type: Flash Talk Session
These series of talks address how stress experienced by adolescents throughout their lifespan interact and correlate with stress physiology measured via multiple methods to predict important physical and mental health outcomes.
Associations Between Lifetime Stress, Positive Childhood Experiences, and Cardiovascular Risk Among Adolescents - Presenting Author: Kenia Rivera, University of Denver; Andrea Infante, University of Denver; Chandler Spahr; George M Slavich, University of California, Los Angeles; Jenalee Doom, University of Denver
Early Life Stress Moderates the Link Between HPG Hormones and Daily Adolescent Stress and Affect - Presenting Author: Julia E Chafkin, University of Texas at Austin; Robert Alan Josephs, University of Texas at Austin; Joseph O'Brien, University of Texas at Austin; Fortunato Nicholas Medrano, University of Texas at Austin; Hae Yeon Lee, National University of Singapore; David Scott Yeager, University of Texas at Austin
Neurophysiological Correlates Linking Testosterone Flux and Affective Symptoms in Peripubertal Females - Presenting Author: Elizabeth Andersen, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Crystal Schiller, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Alana Campbell, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Susan Girdler, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill