Abstract
Social reticence during early childhood predicts the development of anxiety disorders, typically emerging during adolescence. Not all socially reticent children develop anxiety; thus, it is essential to determine which factors moderate this relation. Here, we focused on the neurodevelopmental processes underlying threat bias as a potential moderator.
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