Brigitte M. Kudielka

The paper investigates the relationship between post-stress brain connectivity and acute cortisol reactivity using network-based methods and finds reduced connectivity in a subcortical-cingulate network correlates with stronger cortisol responses.

This study identifies distinct stress response trajectories in humans by analyzing brain region predictors of cortisol and affective responses to psychosocial stress.

This study identifies cingulate cortex surface area as a predictor of acute cortisol responses to psychosocial stress, with the left cingulate cortex showing the strongest association.