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Neural responses to conditioned threat during extinction predict concurrent and future anxiety in late adolescence
Adolescence is a critical developmental period characterised by heightened anxiety and increased risk for anxiety disorders, potentially reflecting developmental differences in threat learning and extinction processes. Although previous research suggests that early adolescents show enhanced visual e
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