Greta Amedick, Marina Krylova, Kathrin Mayer, Igor Izyurov, Luisa Herrmann, Louise Martens, Vanessa Kasties, Johanna Heller, Meng Li, Johan van der Meer, Ilona Croy, Veronika Engert, Martin Walter, Lejla Colic
Childhood adversity, a prevalent experience, is related to a higher risk for externalizing and internalizing psychopathology. Alterations in the development of cognitive processes, for example in the attention-interference domain may link childhood adversity and psychopathology. Interfering stimuli can vary in their salience, i.e. ability to capture attentional focus, and valence. However, it is not known if interference by salience or valence is associated with self-reported adversity. In two independent study samples of healthy men (Study 1: n = 44; mean age [standard deviation (SD)] = 25...
March 25, 2024: Scientific Reports