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Cerebral responses to emotional expressions and the development of social anxiety disorder: a preliminary longitudinal study.

Depression and anxiety - 1 Jan 2012

Battaglia Marco, Zanoni Annalisa, Taddei Matilde, Giorda Roberto, Bertoletti Eleonora, Lampis Valentina, Scaini Simona, Cappa Stefano, Tettamanti Marco

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BACKGROUND: Cross-sectional studies report biased reactivity to facial expressions among shy children, anxious adolescents, and adults with social anxiety disorder (SAD). It remains unknown whether cerebral reactivity to facial expressions can predict longitudinally the development of SAD in adol...

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PMID: 21898716
DOI: 10.1002/da.20896

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