The Interaction Between Gaze and Facial Expression in the Amygdala and Extended Amygdala is Modulated by Anxiety.

Front Hum Neurosci · 2010 · PMC2906373 · PMID 20661452

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We also found no correlations between ratings of anger and fear faces and trait anxiety scores, although fear ratings for averted gaze neutral faces relative to direct gaze neutral faces did show a positive trend towards a relationship with trait anxiety ( P = 0.08).

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Finally, consistent with the observation that averted gaze neutral faces were rated as more “fearful” than their direct gaze counterparts, we found a borderline significant relationship between state anxiety and activation in the right lateral amygdala border response to averted gaze neutral faces relative to direct gaze neutral faces (32, 4, −26, z = 2.64, P = 0.06 svc).

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