… not compare the response to different facial expressions or … of the amygdala response to
fearful facial expressions in … of negative emotional expressions appears to demonstrate a …

… Based on the findings from Yurgelun-Todd and Killgore (2006) reviewed above, we
hypothesized that amygdala response to fearful faces would not vary linearly by age in adolescents …

… that the human amygdala is involved in a neural response to fearful facial expressions. The
… expression, suggests that amygdala activation is not contingent upon explicit processing of …

… to compare changes in amygdala activity associated with viewing facial expressions of fear
… faces bearing expressions of fear or anger, as well as faces with neutral expressions, were …

… was an amygdala response to both facial expressions and … that the amygdala response to
facial expressions was signifi… conductance responses, was also greater to facial expressions…

… amygdala response to facial expressions is driven by emotional association learning. We
show that the amygdala is … facial expressions than it is to the presentation of happy and fearful …

… -house than in the attend-face condition. We conclude that differential amygdala responses
to fearful versus happy facial expressions are tuned by mechanisms of attention and that the …

… facial expressions. We used functional neuroimaging to test two hypotheses: (i) that the
amygdala … two hypotheses: (i) that the amygdala has a specific neural response to fearful facial …

… amygdala responses to facial expressions under conditions of binocular suppression. Although
the amygdala … We therefore compared amygdala responses to fearful and happy faces, …

… response of the right than the left amygdala to fearful faces and a maximal response of
the right amygdala during presentations of neutral, and not fearful, facial expressions. We …