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A longitudinal examination of event-related potentials sensitive to monetary reward and loss feedback from late childhood to middle adolescence

2018
Jul 18
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ChildrenAdolescentsEEG or ERPPsychophysiological MethodsReward Processing
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Positive and negative emotionality at age 3 predict change in frontal EEG asymmetries across early childhood

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Convergence of BOLD response and ERP measures of neural reactivity to emotional faces in children and adolescents with and without anxiety disorders

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