Activation in Thalamus Predicts State and Trait Anxiety: An FMRI Perspective of Attentional Control Theory

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acclimatization activated activation active activity affected alternating alto anatomical anatomy anxiety anxious arousal ascending asked attention attentional axis biasing bilateral bilaterally blink block brain button capitalized carried central cerebellum characters chosen clusters competition comprising consisted consulting control corrected correlation cortex cross device differently digits diverse elucidate emotion findings fixation frontal functional functions graded grip hand healthy help humans implicated individual inferior influence inhibition initial institute integration interaction inventory journal letters lobe lobule long making maps materials measures mediating moreover negative nineteen object paradigm parietal part patient performance poor positive post posterior predicted predicts presentation press processing products prompted psychological psychologists questionnaires randomly recorded regression rendered report reported representation response rest reticular sample samples saturation scanning sciences score scores screen selective self sensory sessions seven slices source specialized stimuli stream subject subjects suggesting superior suppressive system target task temporal thalamus theory thereby threshold toolbox towards trait trial trials types varied visual whole