Meanings of amygdala response in English

Further, the threat-elicited amygdala response was positively correlated with threat-elicited SCR.

Results: Patients exhibited increased amygdala response to unmasked fearful faces.

Conversely, amygdala response to unmasked fearful faces was negatively correlated to the severity of affective flattening.

The amygdala response to masked fearful faces was positively correlated with the degree of flat affect.

Our results demonstrate an abnormal amygdala response in PD that may underlie the emotional deficits accompanying the disease.

We found that reboxetine induced an amygdala response bias towards fear signals that did not exist at placebo baseline.

The imaging data revealed a robust bilateral amygdala response in NCs that was absent in PD patients during the hypodopaminergic state.

Consistent with this elevated non-social fear, individuals with Williams syndrome have an abnormally elevated amygdala response when viewing threatening non-social stimuli.

Because the aberrant amygdala response was not observed in the CM group, this response is a potential brain signature of FM.

Some functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies have reported increased amygdala response during exposure to emotional stimuli while others have not shown such activation.

First, to investigate the hypothesis of preferential amygdala responses to contempt expressions versus disgust.

In patients, amygdala responses to masked and unmasked fearful faces showed an inverse correlation.

Amygdala response tracks the emotional aversiveness of harmful utilitarian actions and overall disapproval of such actions.

In 27 medicated patients with major depression, amygdala responses to happy, sad and angry faces were assessed using functional magnetic resonance imaging at 3 Tesla.