Background: Adolescence is a time of increased risk for the onset of internalising problems,
particularly in females. However, how individual differences in brain maturation relate to the …

Background: Adolescence is considered one of the most important developmental periods in
life, characterized by profound behavioral and neurodevelopmental changes from childhood …

Background Adolescence is a crucial period for both brain maturation and the emergence of
mental health disorders. Associations between brain morphology and internalizing …

Objective Investigation of neurobiological differences between internalizing and
externalizing symptoms in children is needed to better understand the unique …

Background Internalizing behaviors are an indicator of children's psychological and
emotional development, predicting future mental disorders. Recent studies have identified …

Background Most psychiatric disorders emerge in the second decade of life. In the present
study, we examined whether environmental adversity, developmental antecedents, major …

Background: Psychopathology demonstrates marked changes within and between
individuals across development, especially during the transition from childhood to …

Background While research has linked alterations in functional connectivity and structure of
subcortical brain regions to internalizing disorders (depression and anxiety), little research …

Background: Cognitive ability and problem behaviour (externalising and internalising
problems) are variable and inter-related in children. However, it is not known if they mutually …

Despite trends indicating worsening internalizing problems, characterized by anxiety and
depression, there is dearth of research examining gender differences in developmental …