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The reviews start with the extensive review by D
As anxiety is linked to other emotional processes and to cognitive functions such as learning and memory, it involves a number of cerebral structures and brain transmitter systems, thereby giving rise to a high degree of plasticity
Within the limited space of a single issue, it is obviously impossible to cover all aspects of anxiety processes occurring in the brain. By including both extensive reviews and articles reporting on experiments, the present issue wishes to present clearly different approaches to this ubiquitous behaviour trait
Summary
The reviews start with the extensive review by D. Anxiety is a very broad behavioural trait, helping animals to cope with dangerous environmental situations. As anxiety is linked to other emotional processes and to cognitive functions such as learning and memory, it involves a number of cerebral structures and brain transmitter systems, thereby giving rise to a high degree of plasticity.
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