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Threat and reward imminence processing in the human brain

2023-01-20

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In the human brain, aversive and appetitive processing have been studied with controlled stimuli in rather static settings. In addition, the extent to which aversive- and appetitive-related processing engage distinct or overlapping circuits remains poorly understood. Here, we sought to investigate the dynamics of aversive and appetitive processing while male and female participants engaged in comparable trials inv...

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c46d4c75-34c3-5aaa-b358-6daca61c3910
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10.1101/2023.01.20.524987
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