ProfessorSarah Whittle

Environment-by-brain development interactions as predictors of adolescent depressive symptoms and psychological well-being: structural brain development as a marker of responsivity to maternal parenting and socioeconomic status

The role of adrenarche in shaping the mind: how adrenarcheal hormones contribute to the development of brain connectivity and internalising symptoms

The influence of parenting and genetic variants on internalising symptoms during late childhood: neural mechanisms and the HPA-axis

Understanding the neural basis of the experience of negative moral emotions in healthy and depressed adolescents

The effects of family environments on structural covariance of cortical networks in late childhood

Affective functional brain development from late childhood to early adolescence: interactive effects of adrenarcheal timing and parenting, and associations with internalising and externalising symptoms