APS

31st APS Annual Convention · 2019

Neural Correlates of Safety Cue Learning in Healthy Adults and in Children with and without Anxiety Disorders

Washington, DC · May 2019

Poster · Clinical Science

  • Elizabeth Kitt
    National Institute of Mental Health
  • Rany Abend
    National Institute of Mental Health
  • Paola Odriozola
    Yale University
  • Anderson Winkler
    National Institute of Mental Health
  • Ellen Leibenluft
    National Institute of Mental Health
  • Daniel Pine
    National Institute of Mental Health
  • Dylan Gee
    Yale University
  • Anita Harrewijn
    National Institute of Mental Health

Abstract

Safety cue learning presents a novel approach to fear reduction. This study explored the neural correlates of safety cue learning in healthy adults and in children with and without anxiety disorders. Across groups, participants learned to differentiate between safety and threat, providing a foundation for adapting such paradigms for humans.

Neuroscience

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