Amygdala Activation in Inhibited Versus Uninhibited Adolescents

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The percentage of fMRI signal change for inhibited and uninhibited adolescents is displayed for conditions in which novel or familiar faces were shown on a screen, compared with a baseline condition in which a cross appeared in the center of the screen showing participants where to look.

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