Fear conditioning, persistence of disruptive behavior and psychopathic traits: an fMRI study.

Transl Psychiatry · 2013 · PMC3818535 · PMID 24169638

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Marginally significant CS-type × time × group interaction tests indicated group differences in CS differentiation time courses across conditioning (Wilks' λ F=1.7, d.f.=14;134, P =0.064, partial η 2 =0.15).

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When the three psychopathic dimensions were entered into separate repeated-measures general linear models, CU traits showed a trend toward significant CS × time × CU effects (Wilks' λ F=2.0, d.f.=7;66, P =0.07, partial η 2 =0.17), whereas GM and II traits did not interact with CS, time or CS × time effects.

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