Aslan Abivardi

TL;DR: Detailed connectivity profiles for basolateral and centrocortical amygdala to cortical regions are established and it is proposed that the quantitative connectivity profiles provided here may guide future work on normal and pathological function of human amygdala.

TL;DR: It is suggested that high‐precision MEG is sensitive to neural activity of the human amygdala and hippocampus during threat conditioning and shed light on the oscillation‐mediated mechanisms underpinning retrieval and extinction of fear memories in humans.

TL;DR: FMRI in humans suggests decodable representation of US predictions in A1, for various types of CS, including musical chords that contain no temporal discriminative information.

TL;DR: The human anterior hippocampus is disclosed as a likely arbiter of approach-avoidance decisions harnessing compound environmental information while partially replicating previous findings and blending into recent efforts to illuminate the neural basis of approach–avoidance conflict in humans.

TL;DR: It is suggested that negative symptoms are associated with a temporal continuum of orbitofrontal-striatal abnormalities that may predate the occurrence of SZ, and thicker OFC in schizotypy may represent either compensatory or pathological mechanisms prior to the disease onset.