Psychological and Biological Antecedents of Health Behavior Decisions
健康行为决策的心理和生物学前因
基本信息
- 批准号:7192943
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 27.24万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2006
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2006-09-30 至 2009-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:amygdalabehavioral /social science research tagcingulate gyrusclinical researchcortisoldecision makingelectrocardiographyface expressionfamily structure /dynamicsfunctional magnetic resonance imaginggene environment interactiongenotypehealth behaviorhuman subjecthypothalamic pituitary adrenal axishypothalamusinterleukin 6low socioeconomic statusprefrontal lobe /cortexpsychological stressorpsychoneuroimmunologyquestionnairesself conceptsocial support networktumor necrosis factor alpha
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Psychosocial processes are implicated in health decisions and in mental and physical health outcomes across the lifespan. However, little research has explored their origins in genetic, early environment, and neurocognitive processes in conjunction with these consequences. The proposed research examines genetic, SES, and family environment origins of psychosocial resources/risk factors and the neural mechanisms (ACC, amygdala, hypothalamus, RFC) that link them to poor health behaviors and psychological and biological (cardiovascular, HPA axis, proinflammatory cytokine) stress responses. Young adults (N= 120) complete assessments of early environment and psychosocial resources/risk factors and are genotyped for genes related to the serotonin and dopamine systems. In a neuroimaging sub-study, half the sample completes tasks previously demonstrated to evoke ACC, amygdala, and PFC responses to threatening tasks. All participants participate in the Trier Social Stress Task (TSST), during which cardiovascular responses, cortisol, and proinflammatory cytokines (IL-6 and sTNF-RII) are assessed. We test predictions that 1) Psychosocial resources/risk factors derive, in part, from individual differences in genes related to dopaminergic and serontonergic functioning, from an early family environment, and from their interaction; 2) Psychosocial resources (optimism, mastery, self-esteem, social support) are evident at the neural level in lower dACC, amygdala, and hypothalamic responses to threat and greater PFC responses to threats; 3) Poor health decisions and psychosocial risk factors (e.g., negative emotionality, low SES, early adverse environment) are evident at the neural level in higher dACC, amygdala, and hypothalamic, and lower PFC responses to threat; and 4) Deficits in psychosocial resources will be associated with poor health decisions through pathways implicating genetic differences, early environment, and neural differences in responsivity to threat-related stimuli as predictors, and enhanced biological/psychological responses to stress as consequences. Evidence in support of these hypotheses will provide an integrated assessment of the early environment, genetic, and neural mechanisms that underlie health decision making and mental and physical health outcomes. As such, the research brings a lifespan approach to an integration of genetics, psychoneuroimmunology, health psychology, and social neuroscience.
描述(由申请人提供):心理社会过程与整个生命周期的健康决策以及心理和身体健康成果有关。但是,很少有研究探讨了它们在遗传,早期环境和神经认知过程中的起源,并结合了这些后果。拟议的研究研究了心理社会资源/危险因素的遗传,SES和家庭环境的起源以及神经机制(ACC,ACT,杏仁核,下丘脑,RFC),它们将其与健康行为和心理和生物学不良的行为以及心血管和生物学(心血管,HPA,HPA,HPA轴心,炎性细胞质的压力因子)抗压反应联系起来。年轻人(n = 120)对早期环境和社会心理资源/风险因素的完整评估,并针对与5-羟色胺和多巴胺系统有关的基因进行了基因分型。在神经影像学的子研究中,一半的样本完成了先前证明的任务,以唤起ACC,杏仁核和PFC对威胁任务的响应。所有参与者都参加了TRIER社会压力任务(TSST),在此期间,评估心血管反应,皮质醇和促炎细胞因子(IL-6和STNF-RII)。我们测试了预测,1)心理社会资源/风险因素部分源于与多巴胺能和静脉功能功能相关的基因的个体差异,来自早期家庭环境以及它们的相互作用; 2)在较低的DACC,杏仁核和下丘脑对威胁和对威胁的PFC反应更大的反应中,在下层DACC,杏仁核的神经层面上,有明显的心理社会资源(乐观,掌握,自尊,社会支持)是明显的; 3)在较高的DACC,杏仁核和下丘脑的神经水平上,很明显,健康决策和社会心理危险因素(例如,负面情绪,低SES,早期不良环境)是显而易见的,PFC对威胁的反应较低; 4)心理社会资源的缺陷将与不良的健康决策有关,这意味着遗传差异,早期环境和对威胁相关刺激的反应性作为预测因子的反应性,并增强对压力的生物学/心理反应作为后果。支持这些假设的证据将提供对早期环境,遗传和神经机制的综合评估,这是健康决策以及身心健康结果的基础。因此,这项研究为遗传学,心理动物免疫学,健康心理学和社会神经科学的整合带来了寿命方法。
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