Abstract
Stress and abnormal stress response are associated with many psychiatric illnesses including schizophrenia spectrum disorder (SSD), but the brain mechanisms linking stress to psychiatric disorders remain unclear. We used a stress-based functional neuroimaging task, reverse-translated from preclinical studies of stress, to test the hypothesis that abnormal limbic processing of stressful threat anticipation is associated with psychosis and affective symptoms in patients with SSD.
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