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Prefrontal reactivity to social signals of threat as a predictor of treatment response in anxious youth

2016
Jul 16
Written by ScienceSites
ChildrenAdolescentsAnxietyNegative EmotionsSocial ProcessesTreatmentNeuroimaging
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Altered development of amygdala-frontal connectivity during emotional face processing in anxious youth and young adults

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Vanderbilt University
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