Cognitive Impact of Traumatic Events on Children and Adolescents

Childhood trauma is common and related with both more awful cognitive execution and disturbance to the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal pivot in more youthful grown-ups. The degree to which these affiliations endure into more seasoned adulthood remains obscure. The point of this current ponder was to examine self-reported childhood injury in connection to cognitive execution, and the degree to which cortisol clarified this affiliation, in two independent tests of older adults.