The Impact of Socioeconomic Status on Brain Development in Children and Adolescents: Bibliometric mapping
Creators: name: Humes, Rachelle
name: Baysarowich, Renee
name: D'Angiulli, Amedeo
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: Figure 2. A comprehensive visualization of mediating variables and their relationships to diverse societal and individual outcomes based on the current literature and research landscape

Figure 3. A visual network map illustrating the interconnectedness of published research articles and concepts related to deficit (visually represented by the red node).

Figure 4. A visual network map illustrating the interconnectedness of published research articles and concepts related to stress (visually represented by the green node).

Figure 5a. A visual network map illustrating the interconnectedness of published research articles and concepts related to brain development (visually represented by the yellow node). 

Figure 5b. A visual network map illustrating the interconnectedness of published research articles and concepts related to experience-dependent processes (visually represented by the blue node). 

Figure 6. A visual network map illustrating the interconnectedness of published research articles on Variables related to Resilience (visually represented by the purple node).
description: The following search terms were entered into PubMed: "Brain" AND "SES" AND "Child" from 2000 to 2024 which yielded 533 papers as result. A VOSViewer (https://www.vosviewer.com/) map was created by selecting "Create a map based on text data" then "Read data from bibliographic database files". The search terms were extracted from title and abstract fields. The counting method was binary. The map comprised terms that occurred a minimum of 10 times across articles. Of the 211 terms, 60% of the most relevant terms were selected (i.e., 127 terms). To further refine the maps, a thesaurus file was added. The terms were refined as follows: Label    Replace byabcd    abcd study    ability    access    activation    activity    adjustment    alteration    article    associations    baseline    black    bmi    body mass indexboy    case    cause    childhood se    childhood socioeconomic statusconfidence interval    control    control group    country    covariate    cross sectional study    data analysis    date    day    degree    diagnosis    difficulty    disease    environmental factor    environmental influenceeffectiveness    event    executive function    executive functioningextent    family se    family socioeconomic statusfirst year    fmri    functional magnetic resonance imagingfuture research    gap    group difference    hcc    higher level    hospital    identification    independent variable    indicator    infancy    infantindividual difference    injury    interest    interpretation    language    language developmentline    link    low ses child    lower seslower level    main outcome    majority    mean    mean age    month    mri    magnetic resonance imagingneeds ratio    number    offspring    onset    order    paper    parenting    patient    peer    person    policy    possibility    potential    power    practice    presence    primary outcome    race    race ethnicityrate    recovery    relevance    review    risk factor    self    severity    significant difference    significant interaction    skill    socioeconomic    socio economic statussocioeconomic disadvantage    socioeconomic disparitystate    structure    subject    surface area    symptom    systematic review    task    tbi    turn    type    time    united states    variation    week    white    woman    year old    year old child    hair cortisol concentration    injury severity    traumatic brain injury    severe tbi    cortisol    cortisol concentrationword    vocabularyphonological awareness    vocabularyepilepsy    hypothalamic pituitary adrenal    hpaparental se    parental sesparental socioeconomic status    parental sescentral nervous system    hippocampal volume    hippocampussocial support    nervous system    neural correlate    ethnicity    race ethnicityhigher se    way    i e    lack    adult    adulthoodfuture study    neurocognitve development    psycinfo database record