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Maternal Prenatal Distress and Child Cognitive Outcomes During the Preschool Years
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Disentangling the Impact of Childhood Adversity: Unique Effects of
Deprivation and Threat
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Biological Correlates of Early Life Stress and Aggression in School
Aged Children
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The Role of Prenatal and Postnatal Maternal Distress on Offspring Aggression in Young Adulthood
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The relationship between prodromal symptoms and autistic features:
A comparison of schizotypal personality disorder and 22q11.2
deletion syndrome
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Fetal Responsivity: Who's at Risk? Predicting Birth and
Neurobehavioral Outcomes
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Social and Behavioral Precursors of Conversion to Psychosis: AnInvestigation of Youth at Risk for Psychosis
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The Heterogeneous Roles of the UPPS-P Impulsivity Pathways across Features of Psychopathology
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Examining Testosterone and Aggression in a Biosocial Framework
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Cognitive Performance in Schizophrenia and Schizotypal Personality
Disorder: The Influence of COMT and BDNF Polymorphisms
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Transgenerational effects of maternal exposure to trauma: The roles of parenting and cortisol as potential mediators
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Maternal Psychosocial Distress During Pregnancy and Child Behavior
Outcomes
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Sex Differences in Stress Exposure and Reactivity in Individuals at
Clinical High Risk for Psychosis
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Personality Constellations in Incarcerated Men Who Scored Highon Psychopathy
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The Role of Perinatal Depression in the Development of Co-occurring Aggression and Anxiety/Depression Problems
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The Effects of Mindsets on Depression
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The Relationship Between Cortisol and Cognitive Functions in
Individuals at Clinical High-Risk of Developing Psychosis
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Culture of honor, psychopathy, and aggression: An examination of
how regional differences and personality traits relate to
aggression
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The Role of Maternal Depression, Anxiety, Stress, and Psychosocial
Factors on Neonatal Outcomes using a Resilience Framework
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Childhood Psychopathic Features and Aggression: A Test of the
Fearlessness Hypothesis
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The Relationship Between Advanced Paternal Age and Clinical Indicators Among Individuals at Clinical High Risk for Psychosis
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