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Adverse childhood events and cognitive function among young adults: Prospective results from the national longitudinal study of adolescent to adult health
Child Abuse & Neglect ( IF 3.4 ) Pub Date : 2021-03-08 , DOI: 10.1016/j.chiabu.2021.105008
Misty A W Hawkins 1 , Harley M Layman 1 , Kyle T Ganson 2 , Jennifer Tabler 3 , Lucia Ciciolla 1 , Cindy E Tsotsoros 1 , Jason M Nagata 4
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Background

Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) may have lasting impacts on cognition.

Objective

To determine if ACE exposure is prospectively associated with cognition in young adults. We hypothesized that deprivation- and threat-type ACEs as well as higher cumulative ACE exposure predict poorer cognition.

Participants & setting

Participants were from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (Add Health), a prospective cohort investigation of U.S. adolescents followed to adulthood. Current study participants were 18−24 years old (Wave III), 24−32 years old (Wave IV), and 31–42 years old (Wave V). The maximum Wave IV sample was 12,288 adults; Wave V was 1277 adults.

Methods

History of ACEs were assessed at Wave III. Three cognitive indicators were assessed at Wave IV and Wave V using the Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test (immediate and delayed verbal memory) and the Digit-Span Backward Task (working memory).

Results

The deprivation ACE of not-having-basic-needs met was associated with poorer working (β = 0.14, CI95 -0.26, −0.01), immediate (β=−0.29, CI95 −0.43, −0.15), and delayed memory (β=-0.27, CI95 −0.43, −0.12) at Wave IV; poorer immediate (β=−0.47, CI95–0.79, −0.16) and delayed memory (β=−0.33, CI95 -0.65, −0.01) at Wave V. The threat ACE of sexual abuse was associated with poorer immediate (β=−0.40, CI95 −0.62, −0.17) and delayed memory (β=−0.29, CI95 −0.55, −0.03) at Wave IV. Higher cumulative ACEs predicted poorer delayed memory (β =−0.05, CI95 −0.10, −0.01) at Wave V.

Conclusions

Higher ACEs, especially deprivation-type, were prospectively linked to poorer cognition. Early wide-scale screening/tailored treatments addressing ACEs and cognitive function may be warranted.



中文翻译:


不良童年事件和年轻人的认知功能:青少年至成人健康国家纵向研究的前瞻性结果


 背景


不良童年经历(ACE)可能对认知产生持久影响。

 客观的


确定 ACE 暴露是否与年轻人的认知存在前瞻性相关。我们假设剥夺型和威胁型 ACE 以及较高的累积 ACE 暴露预示着认知能力较差。

 参与者及设置


参与者来自国家青少年至成人健康纵向研究(Add Health),这是一项针对美国青少年至成年的前瞻性队列研究。目前的研究参与者年龄为 18-24 岁(第三波)、24-32 岁(第四波)和 31-42 岁(第五波)。第四波样本的最大样本量为 12,288 名成年人;第 V 波有 1277 名成人。

 方法


ACE 的历史在第三波中进行了评估。使用雷伊听觉言语学习测试(即时和延迟言语记忆)和数字跨度向后任务(工作记忆)评估第四波和第五波的三个认知指标。

 结果


剥夺基本需求未得到满足的 ACE 与较差的工作能力 ( β = 0.14, CI 95 -0.26, -0.01)、即时能力 ( β = -0.29, CI 95 -0.43, -0.15) 和记忆延迟有关( β= -0.27, CI 95 -0.43, -0.12) 在第 IV 波;第 V 波的即时记忆较差 ( β= -0.47, CI 95 –0.79, -0.16) 和延迟记忆 ( β= -0.33, CI 95 -0.65, -0.01)。性虐待的威胁 ACE 与较差的即时记忆 ( β = -0.40,CI 95 -0.62,-0.17)和第四波的延迟记忆( β= -0.29,CI 95 -0.55,-0.03)。较高的累积 ACE 预示着第 V 波的延迟记忆较差( β =−0.05,CI 95 −0.10,−0.01)。

 结论


较高的 ACE,尤其是剥夺型的,预计与较差的认知能力有关。针对 ACE 和认知功能的早期大规模筛查/定制治疗可能是必要的。

更新日期:2021-03-09
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