青少年压力性生活事件、皮质边缘功能连接和暴饮暴食症状之间的纵向动态

Abstract Background Cumulative exposure to adverse life events during childhood and adolescence is associated with of binge eating symptomology in adulthood. However, the mechanisms that underpin this relationship are uncertain. Emerging research suggests that early life stress increases the risk of future mental health problems by accelerating the maturation of functional connectivity between limbic regions (i.e., amygdala, hippocampus) and the cingulo-opercular network (CON) during adolescence. Correspondingly, the CON has been implicated in binge eating behaviour. Therefore, the current stu