Higher Intersubject Variability in Neural Response to Narrative Social Stimuli Among Youth With Higher Social Anxiety

Keyphrases

• Inter-subject Variability 100%
• Neural Response 100%
• Social Stimuli 100%
• Social Anxiety 100%
• Social Anxiety Symptoms 100%
• Ethnic Groups 75%
• Self-identification 50%
• Gender Balance 50%
• Emotional Content 50%
• Person-to-person 50%
• Socio-emotional Processing 50%
• Emotion Cue 50%
• Brain Networks 25%
• Pathophysiology 25%
• Age Groups 25%
• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 25%
• Normal Brain 25%
• Neural Activity 25%
• Neural Processing 25%
• Neurology 25%
• Personalized Intervention 25%
• Posterior Cingulate 25%
• Inter-subject 25%
• Inferior Frontal Gyrus 25%
• Bonferroni 25%
• Social Cues 25%
• Received Support 25%
• Supramarginal Gyrus 25%
• Spearman 25%
• Alertness 25%
• Diversity Inclusion 25%
• Sensory Aspects 25%
• Gender Groups 25%
• Minority Representation 25%
• Attentional Cueing 25%
• Generalizability of Findings 25%
• Cue Processing 25%
• Emotional Difficulties 25%
• Screen for Child Anxiety Related Emotional Disorders 25%
• Sensory Difficulties 25%
• Representation in Science 25%
• Child-to-child 25%

Psychology

• Social Anxiety 100%