Table 1.

Sample demographic, neuroendocrine, and clinical characteristics

	M (SD) or N (%)
Sex (female)	117 (56.3%)
Age (years)
Early puberty assessment	11.37 (1.04)
Later puberty assessment	13.36 (1.04)
Pubertal stage
Early puberty assessment	2.03 (0.73)
Later puberty assessment	3.27 (1.02)
ELS severitya	6.53 (5.28)
Race/ethnicityb
Non-Hispanic White	98 (47.1%)
Black	17 (8.2%)
Hispanic/Latino	22 (10.6%)
Asian	26 (12.5%)
Other	44 (36.1%)
Family incomec
$0,000–$50,000	31 (14.9%)
$50,001–$75,000	19 (9.1%)
$75,001–$100,000	21 (10.1%)
$100,001–$150,000	49 (23.6%)
$150,001+	69 (33.2%)
Parental educationd
<4-year college degree	75 (14.9%)
4-year college degree	68 (32.7%)
Graduate degree	47 (22.6%)
Stress cortisol levele
Baseline (Sample 1)	0.18 (0.08)
Baseline (Sample 2)	0.16 (0.09)
15 min after stressor onset (Sample 3)	0.20 (0.11)
30 min after stressor onset (Sample 4)	0.25 (0.17)
45 min after stressor onset (Sample 5)	0.17 (0.10)
FAf
Left UF	0.46 (0.03)
Right UF	0.46 (0.03)
Left fornix	0.27 (0.03)
Right fornix	0.28 (0.03)
CDI-S scoreg
Early puberty	2.20 (2.39)
Later puberty	2.38 (2.67)

Note: CDI-S, Children’s Depression Inventory—Short Form. ELS, early life stress. FA, fractional anisotropy. UF, uncinate fasciculus.

^aData were available for 201 participants.

^bOne participant did not complete the measures or declined to provide information.

^cNineteen participants did not complete the measures or declined to provide information.

^dEighteen participants did not complete the measures or declined to provide information.

^eData were available for 94 participants. One participant did not have sample times collected; therefore, AUCg data could not be computed.

^fData were available for 106 (left UF), 113 (right UF), 82 (left fornix), and 82 (right fornix) participants.

^gData were available for 205 (early puberty) and 154 (later puberty) participants.