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Interaction Between the Prefrontal and Visual Cortices Supports Subjective Fear

2023-10-23

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It has been reported that threatening and non-threatening visual stimuli can be distinguished based on the multi-voxel patterns of hemodynamic activity in the human ventral visual stream. Do these findings mean that there may be evolutionarily hardwired mechanisms within early perception, for the fast and automatic detection of threat, and maybe even for the generation of the subjective experience of fear? In this...

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17970190-cbbb-59bb-9c6b-5fec892f5108
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10.1101/2023.10.23.562918
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