Pre-adolescent Stress and Health Study
NCT03436706
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Aim 1: To characterize allostatic load (AL) biomarkers in a sample of low-income early adolescents (N = 225). How many children living in low-income homes have atypical or out-of-range biomarker levels, on which biomarkers, and in what combinations (Aim 1a)? Do AL biomarker elevations predict physical and mental health problems in early adolescence (Aim 1b)? How much and what type of change in AL biomarkers occurs between ages 11 and 14 (Aim 1c)? Aim 2: To investigate in the same sample of early adolescents exposed to varying levels of early life stress (ELS), the relative contributions made by ELS, recent (past year), and cumulative (since age 5) stress exposures to initial AL levels at T1 (Aim 2a), and to changes in AL across the two years of the study (Aim 2b). Aim 3: To explore the extent to which coping resources, including children's coping skills, children's physiologic self-regulation, and parental coping socialization, uniquely and synergistically influence AL levels and accumulations in these early adolescents.
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