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Neural correlates of acute psychosocial stress: An activation likelihood estimation meta-analysis of ScanSTRESS studies
Acute psychosocial stress engages distributed neural systems involved in salience processing, cognitive control, and self-regulation. Although the ScanSTRESS paradigm provides a standardized approach to inducing psychoscocial stress during functional magnetic resonance imaging, findings across ScanS
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