The cognitive tasks and event-related potentials associated childhood adversity: A systematic review.

In this systematic review, 18 articles met inclusion criteria to be qualitatively analyzed for converging evidence of brain activity, measured using event-related potential (ERP), related to retrospectively reported childhood adversity/trauma. Using the PRISMA guidelines for systematic reviews, 917 articles were assessed for inclusion and were filtered using study parameters. The most common ERP components listed in the literature were P100, N170, N200, P200, P300, ERN, and LPP.

Further Validation of the Religious Surrender and Attendance Scale-3 (RSAS-3).

The (RSAS-3) is a very brief measure used to quantify religious commitment as a protective health factor. To provide evidence of criterion-related validity of the RSAS-3, 440 community members and undergraduate students completed a survey containing three religiosity measures: the RSAS-3, the scale, and the scale (BIAC), and a measure of problematic substance use, . It was hypothesized all religiosity measures would be positively interrelated, the measure of problematic use would be negatively related to all religiosity measures, and that the RSAS-3 would be strongly predictive of absence of problematic substance use.