fMRI Correlates of Abmnormal guilt Processing in Patients with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

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abnormal activated activation administered altruistic anger anterior assess assessment assessments attitude basic behavioral bilaterally bold brain button circuits clinical cluster cognitive compulsive condition conditions confirmed considering consistently contextual contribute control controls conversely corr correlates cortex decrease decreased depend describe design designs directly disorder distinctive eliciting emotion emotional emotions employed event evoking exclude excluded experienced experiencing experiment experimental explained face features feeling feelings findings flexible foundation frontal full greater guilt guilty healthy hypothesis illustrated independent individuals inducing inhibition interestingly interior investigation laboratory linear literature medial might mind model modulated moreover networks neurology neuronal obsessive occipital paradigm patients performance play presence presentation pressing previous processed processing psychological psychotherapy ratings reach reaction recent recruited reduced regardless related release reported requested respond response responses revealed role sadness samples school sentence separately significantly specifically statistical stimuli stimulus structured subjects suggest suggests superior table target task temporal theory thirteen timing tools traditionally trial type types whether world