B31: The Effects of Acute Early Life Stress and Social Buffering on Anxiety Behavior, Corticosterone Secretion, and Receptor Protein Expression in Adulthood

Although the psychopathological impacts of stress are far-reaching, the mechanisms of these consequences remain poorly understood. Recent evidence implicates a social component in the development of stress-induced psychopathologies. The presence of a social partner can ameliorate the consequences of stress exposure, a phenomenon known as social buffering. To better understand this phenomenon, this study sought […]

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