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Frontal midline theta tracks negatively biased affective updating in social anxiety from adolescence to young adulthood
anxiety-disordersclinical-neuropsychologyclinical-psychologydevelopmental-neurosciencedevelopmental-psychology
Negative self-beliefs are a core feature of social anxiety, yet the neurocomputational processes that translate social-evaluative feedback into biased self-beliefs remain poorly understood. Here we examined whether frontal-midline theta (FM-theta) - an EEG signature of performance monitoring – gover
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