همبستگی عضلانی توجه به نشانه تهدید چهره ماسک: بررسی کودکان مبتلا به اختلال اضطراب اجتماعی

Non-BI children may more readily engage rapid coordinated frontolimbic circuitry to salient stimuli, whereas BI children may preferentially engage subcortical circuitry, in response to limbic “alarms” triggered by subliminal threat cues. These data help reveal the extent to which temperamental risk shares similar neurocircuitry previously documented in anxious adolescents and young adults in response to masked threat.