Aims: To investigate long term effects of early adverse circumstances on cognitive function.
Methods: Associations between early material home circumstances, parental divorce …

Objective Clinical studies suggest that childhood maltreatment may cause nervous system
changes and consequent cognitive disorder. The persistence of this association in late‐life …

Recent neurodevelopmental and evolutionary theories offer strong theoretical rationales
and some empirical evidence to support the importance of specific dimensions of early …

Background Associations between the characteristics of the family environment, in particular
poverty and family structure, and cognitive development are well established, yet little is …

Background Different methodological approaches to studying the effects and timing of
childhood adversity have been proposed and tested. While childhood adversity has …

Objectives This study examined the association between childhood adversity and cognitive
impairment in later life and explored the potential moderation effect of gender and race …

Importance Early adversity is an important risk factor that relates to internalizing symptoms
and altered brain structure. Objective To assess the direct effects of early adversity and child …

PURPOSE: Prospective evidence about whether the association of childhood adversity and
psychopathology attenuates across the lifecourse and whether effects on mid-life …

Despite abundant evidence of the detrimental effects of childhood adversity, its nature and
underlying mechanisms remain contested. One influential theory, the dimensional model of …

Rationale Childhood adversity, which is related to negative cognitive consequences, is
highly prevalent across the world. Nonetheless, there is still a scarcity of research on late-life …