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Sequential fear generalization and network connectivity in trauma-exposed humans with and without psychopathology

Psychology

Sequential fear generalization and network connectivity in trauma-exposed humans with and without psychopathology

X. Zhu, B. Suarez-jimenez, et al.

This study explores how trauma affects neural mechanisms of fear generalization, revealing differences between trauma-exposed individuals with and without psychopathology. Insights from authors such as Xi Zhu and Benjamin Suarez-Jimenez may enhance targeted treatments for trauma-related neural dysfunction.

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