Mothers' amygdala response to positive or negative infant affect is modulated by personal relevance.

Front Neurosci · 2013 · PMC3792358 · PMID 24115918

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Decomposition of the interaction revealed that mothers' amygdala response was significantly greater for happy than sad faces of their own infant (coefficient = 0.23, z = 2.67, p = 0.008), whereas the reverse pattern was observed for unknown infant faces, with marginal significance (coefficient = −0.16, z = 1.91, p = 0.056).

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However, within the amygdala, a highly significant interaction effect was noted between infant identity and valence.

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