2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.bbr.2014.10.027
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Facilitated acquisition of standard but not long delay classical eyeblink conditioning in behaviorally inhibited adolescents

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“…Based on previous research indicating individual differences in cerebellar-mediated learning tasks (Caulfield et al 2013(Caulfield et al , 2015, we chose to concentrate on cerebellar contributions to known cortical networks. First, we examined cerebellar contributions to established sensorimotor networks by examining regions of correlating activity with cortical motor seeds.…”
Section: Generation Of Seed Regionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Based on previous research indicating individual differences in cerebellar-mediated learning tasks (Caulfield et al 2013(Caulfield et al , 2015, we chose to concentrate on cerebellar contributions to known cortical networks. First, we examined cerebellar contributions to established sensorimotor networks by examining regions of correlating activity with cortical motor seeds.…”
Section: Generation Of Seed Regionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, individual differences in intrinsic connectivity may be a pre-existing risk factor for the development of an anxiety disorder. For example, a stress-diathesis approach suggests that anxiety is due to the interaction of risk factors such as sex, genetics, personality (Mineka and Zinbarg 2006), brain structure (Gilbertson et al 2002) and learning (Caulfield et al 2013;Holloway et al 2013;Caulfield et al 2015). It is likely that connectivity may also play an essential role in mediating risk for developing clinical anxiety.…”
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confidence: 97%
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