Identify 2 mechanisms through which child maltreatment affects or impacts development of specific symptoms and/or disorders. Choose from the following: epigenetics, gene expression, HPA axis function, immune system, brain structure, function, or connectivity, cognitive processes, behavioral processes, and emotional processes,  to  be the  2 mechanisms to discuss and comment in detail, I) how child maltreatment exposure effects the mechanism ii) how it then leads to a specific symptom and/or disorder

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