“…Human brain imaging studies subsequently showed that IāELT was associated with altered structural integrity in the limbic system (Aas etĀ al., 2012; Andersen etĀ al., 2008; Bremner etĀ al., 1997; Carrion, Weems, & Reiss, 2007; Corbo etĀ al., 2014; Dannlowski etĀ al., 2012; Driessen etĀ al., 2004; Lupien etĀ al., 2011; Tottenham etĀ al., 2010; Veer etĀ al., 2015). Functional imaging studies have further shown that, when processing emotional stimuli (e.g., angry faces), IāELT was associated with increased activity in the amygdala (Bremner etĀ al., 2005; Grant, Cannistraci, Hollon, Gore, & Shelton, 2011; Maheu etĀ al., 2010), and with decreased activity of the hippocampus (Bremner etĀ al., 1999; Bremner etĀ al., 2003; Carrion, Haas, Garrett, Song, & Reiss, 2010) and anterior cingulate cortex (Bremner, Vythilingam, Vermetten, Southwick, McGlashan, Nazeer, etĀ al., 2003; Bremner, etĀ al., 2003; Bremner etĀ al., 2004; Mueller etĀ al., 2010). However, these studies have been limited by the consistent use of emotional stimuli, preventing assessments of whether IāELTārelated limbic dysfunction potentially impacts more general aspects of cognition.…”