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. 2020 May 14;11:391. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2020.00391

Table 2.

Association between cortisol metabolism, childhood trauma and cognitive function.

5β reductases (n = 114) 5α Reductases (n = 114)
Physical abuse r = 0.26
p = 0.005
r = 0.15
p = 0.10
Sexual abuse r = 0.20
p = 0.035
r=0.12
p=0.22
Emotional abuse r = 0.17
p = 0.07
r=0.12
p=0.19
Physical neglect r = 0.07
p = 0.49
r = 0.06
p = 0.57
Emotional neglect r = 0.12
p = 0.20
r = 0.18
p = 0.06
Memory r = 0.05
p = 0.60
r = −0.02
p = 0.80
Working memory r = −0.15
p = 0.11
r = −0.23
p = 0.01
Executive function r = −0.15
p = 0.11
r = −0.19
p = 0.05
Verbal abilities r = 0.04
p = 0.70
r = −0.10
p = 0.30
Perception and visuo-spatial abilities r = −0.06
p = 0.53
r = −0.09
p = 0.34
GAF r = −0.17
p = 0.08
r = −0.22
p = 0.02
PANSS r = 0.14
p = 0.15
r = 0.23
p = 0.01

Spearman’s correlation; aTHF, allo-tetrahydrocortisol; THF, tetrahydrocortisol; THE, tetrahydrocortisone; UFF, urinary free cortisol; UFE, urinary free cortisone; 5α- and 5β reductases were calculated with aTHF/UFF and THF/UFF indexes respectively.