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216. Self-Reported Psychotic Symptoms Among Patients who Screen Positive for Borderline Personality Disorder in Adult Inpatient Psychiatric Units: A Cross Sectional Study by Abdirahman Osman; Jocelynn Tatham; Joann Chenn; Shafi Rubanni; Lucie Duffy; Samantha A. Wong; Savannah Layfield; Fernando Rodriguez-Villa; Steven Gelda; Eliot Gelwan; Michael Leslie; Jane Eisen; Kerry Ressler; Agustin Yip is a Neuroscience article available to read on EtoBox.
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Results: Each condition included 28 participants with 56 participants overall. The medial prefrontal cortex exhibited increased connectivity with the angular gyrus and the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. The left amygdala approached significantly increased connectivity with the visual cortex and the visual association area (p1⁄40.05).Conclusions: Social cognition training increased connectivity between regions vital to facial emotion processing even in healthy adults, indicating therapeutic potential for patients with impaired facial emotion processing.
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- Author
- Abdirahman Osman; Jocelynn Tatham; Joann Chenn; Shafi Rubanni; Lucie Duffy; Samantha A. Wong; Savannah Layfield; Fernando Rodriguez-Villa; Steven Gelda; Eliot Gelwan; Michael Leslie; Jane Eisen; Kerry Ressler; Agustin Yip
- Publisher
- Elsevier BV
- Published
- 2023
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Neuroscience (Life Sciences)