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Anxiety is associated with aberrant patterns of cortical thickness in regions implicated in emotion regulation. However, few studies have examined cortical thickness differences between individuals with anxiety and healthy controls… Click to show full abstract
Anxiety is associated with aberrant patterns of cortical thickness in regions implicated in emotion regulation. However, few studies have examined cortical thickness differences between individuals with anxiety and healthy controls (HCs) across development, particularly during childhood when cortical thinning begins and anxiety risk increases. A better understanding of age‐related changes in cortical thickness patterns among anxious individuals is essential to develop plausible targets for early identification.
Journal Title: Depression and Anxiety
Year Published: 2020
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