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Concurrent large-scale brain dynamics during the emotional face matching task and their relation to behavior and mental health

2024-09-21

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Prior investigations of emotion processing’s neural underpinnings rely on a priori models of brain response, obscuring detection of task-relevant neurobiological processes with complex temporal dynamics. To overcome this limitation, we applied unsupervised machine learning to functional magnetic resonance imaging data acquired during the emotional face matching task (EFMT) in healthy young adults from the Human C...

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7039f326-a6a1-5306-a71e-bec0e78814d7
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10.1101/2024.09.21.613739
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