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Distinct Processing of Aversive Experience in Amygdala Subregions.

Biol Psychiatry Cogn Neurosci Neuroimaging · 2020 · PMC7059109 · PMID 31542358

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Strikingly, this neural dissociation between threat levels showed a highly significant relationship to both subjective anxiety reports during the task ( r = .552, p = .008) and trait anxiety ( r = −.503, p = .017) in female participants, but not in male participants ( r = −.082, p = .753 and r = −.290, p = .259, respectively).

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A repeated measures ANOVA, with factors subregion (BLA/CMA) and expectation (high/low), showed no effect of subregion ( F 1,38 = 0.094, p = .760), a statistical trend for expectation ( F 1,38 = 3.209, p = .081), and a trend-level interaction ( F 1,38 = 3.379, p = .074).

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