Abstract
Personality tends to stabilize during early adulthood. Stress exposure may alter personality developmental trajectory, especially if it occurs during a critical period (from late adolescent to early adulthood). These stress-induced personality changes may be mediated by neuronal changes. We prospectively examined the impact of real-life stress on the interaction between personality traits and neuronal responses to stress-related content.
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