APS

29th APS Annual Convention · 2017

Looking out or Checking out? the Differential Effects of Trait Anxiety and Depression on Frontal Asymmetry during Loss Anticipation

Boston, MA · May 2017

Poster Session · Clinical Science

  • Nauder Namaky
    University of Virginia
  • James Coan
    University of Virginia
  • Joseph Allen
    University of Virginia

Abstract

Asymmetries in frontal cortex activity are reliably associated with depression, but associations with trait anxiety are mixed. This fMRI study examined asymmetries in frontal activity among individuals with depressive and anxious trait features during a monetary incentive delay task (MID). Findings will contribute to understanding threat processing in affective disorders.

Psychopathology

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