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Intrinsic connectivity signatures of anxiety sensitivity from connectome based predictive modeling
Anxiety sensitivity (AS) is a dispositional trait characterized by the fear of anxiety-related sensations based on beliefs that they may have harmful physical, cognitive, or social consequences. Despite its clinical significance as a transdiagnostic vulnerability factor, the intrinsic neural arch
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