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Stress-related psychopathology shapes episodic memory development in youth: Network-level brain predictors and relations with early-life stress
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Episodic memory processes and their underlying neural circuitry have been closely linked with stress-related psychopathology; however, the temporal and directional nature of these links remains unclear. Understanding how large-scale brain networks and psychopathology symptoms relate to changes in episodic memory across development is important for identifying at-risk youth and guiding developmentally-tailored interventions.
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