… In short, we view SM's lack of experienced fear as a direct consequence of her failure to
mount a normal fear response (see Supplemental Data for additional explanation). …

… than fear, and amygdala activation may not be at all specific to fear [9, 10], nor to facial
expressions of emotion [11]. Here, I review the latest developments in the amygdala's role in fear …

… We think it likely, however, that SM-046 does not experience fear in a normal way, as we
have found no convincing evidence that she feels frightened given the appropriate stimulus, …

… In this chapter, I review research on the role of the amygdala in the control of fear, starting …
investigations in humans. Several techniques and approaches can be used to control fear. In …

… relies on a neural pathway that can be separated from fear learning … experience-based
fear processing and memory in the right amygdala, thereby making a direct link between human …

… Given our prior hypothesis that fast, fear-specific responses in human amygdala arise via a
… time cluster were performed to directly test for fear-specific early responses restricted to BSF …

… Laboratory animal studies of Pavlovian fear conditioning suggest that the amygdala is … ,
human amygdala activity was studied during the autonomic expression of conditional fear in two …

… , including humans. Indeed, a large body of work implicates the human amygdala in fear …
Thus, damage to the amygdala in humans prevents fear conditioning from occurring, and …

… the human amygdala is a critical component of the neural substrates of emotional experience,
involved particularly in the generation of fear, … emotional experience following amygdala …

… amygdala is involved in some types of fear (conditioned fear), but not all types (unconditioned
fear), … Further, similar to the human amygdala, the rodent amygdala responds to varying …