… More recently, the biological and neurobiological … The persistent neurobiological effects of
child abuse and … anxiety disorders with a history of child abuse and neglect. There is virtually …

… with a history of childhood abuse met criteria for a major depressive disorder.Child abuse
has also been implicated in the incidence of panic disorder, drug and alcohol abuse, attention-…

… The findings reviewed in this chapter present a consistent argument for the neurobiological
effects of child maltreatment (see Figure 4-3). In survivors of child abuse and neglect, a state …

Exposure to interpersonal violence or abuse affects the physical and emotional well-being
of affected individuals. In particular, exposure to trauma during development increases the …

… neurobiological mechanisms mediating the increased risk of mood and anxiety disorders in
individuals exposed to child abuse … the precise neurobiological consequences of child abuse …

… Childhood abuse has also been shown to induce epigenetic changes in … histories of childhood
abuse that was not observed in suicide victims who had not undergone childhood abuse. …

… Because children with depression and a history of abuse … familial and neurobiological
correlates than do children with … of abuse, no valid data exist to guide the treatment of children …

… a history of childhood abuse, as compared with either suicide victims with no childhood
abuse or controls. Interestingly, the epigenetic effects observed in the childhood abuse victims of …

… to determine whether childhood abuse results in … of childhood abuse might disrupt the
neurobiology of stress, providing some support for the attenuation hypothesis that victims of abuse …

… Child abuse and neglect is also associated with biomarkers of parasympathetic physiology.
For instance, Skowron et al. (2014) observed that respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA) was a …