Exposure to violence is associated with decreased neural connectivity in emotion regulation and cognitive control, but not working memory, networks after accounting for socioeconomic status: a preliminary study

Table 1 Characteristics for participants included in the group comparison

	High Violence	Low Violence	P-value
N = 46	23	23
Age	23.70	22.57	0.22
Gender	7 Females	13 Females	0.14
SES current	16.26 (4.58)	16.26 (3.98)	1
SES parental	N = 12 12.42 (4.25)	N = 9 13.33 (4.80)	0.65
Exp Viol Current	8.35 (6.19)	5.43 (4.45)	0.07
Exp Viol Childhood	20.30 (5.97)	6.00 (3.10)	< 0.001
Languages Spoken (Monolingual vs. bilingual)	16 monolingual 5 bilingual Missing: 2	14 monolingual 9 bilingual	0.44
Race	1 Asian 11 Black 6 White 1 Other	7 Asian 7 Black 11 White 1 Other	0.08
Ethnicity	8 Hispanic-Latino 15 Not Hispanic-Latino	2 Hispanic-Latino 21 Non Hispanic-Latino	0.07

Individuals scoring above the median (High Violence) on the adapted version of the Survey of Exposure to Community Violence (SECV) [63] were matched to individuals scoring below the median (Low Violencnce) on the SECV for the listed variables

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