PATHOLOGICAL PERSONALITY TRAITS AND THE NATURALISTIC COURSE OF INTERNALIZING DISORDERS AMONG HIGH-RISK YOUNG ADULTS

METHYLATION OF SEROTONIN RECEPTOR 3A IN ADHD, BORDERLINE PERSONALITY, AND BIPOLAR DISORDERS: LINK WITH SEVERITY OF THE DISORDERS AND CHILDHOOD MALTREATMENT

CHRONOTYPE ASSOCIATIONS WITH DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY DISORDERS IN A LARGE COHORT STUDY

CHANGES IN REGIONAL BRAIN ACTIVATION RELATED TO DEPRESSIVE STATE: A 2-YEAR LONGITUDINAL FUNCTIONAL MRI STUDY

happy scrambled explorative whole brain analysis

F<1.3, p>.27, Supporting Information Table S2

CHILDHOOD MALTREATMENT AND THE COURSE OF DEPRESSIVE AND ANXIETY DISORDERS: THE CONTRIBUTION OF PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS

linear regression yielded beta coefficient

A COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION OF WHITE MATTER TRACTS AND CONNECTOMETRY IN MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER

thickness=2.5 mm, FOV=240*240 mm, voxel dimensions 2.5*2.5*2.5

context dependent psychophysiological interaction analysis
individual level gppi general linear model

ch 9% M liaa isd le ;4 sr tr d p 0 ae su oo S 2 M=1 % -0 %
tas e (11 lro s c) lae .9 9 a)<=>9 lve (1 i d d) r r 0

COMORBID ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION AND THEIR IMPACT ON CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN TYPE 2 DIABETES: THE FREMANTLE DIABETES STUDY PHASE II

most parsimonious cox proportional hazards model
multivariate cox proportional hazards model

Comorbid anxiety increases cognitive control activation in Major Depressive Disorder

time=2000 m, echo time=30 ms, flip angle=90%

Pathways to anxiety-depression comorbidity: A longitudinal examination of childhood anxiety disorders

Psychobiology of the intersection and divergence of depression and anxiety

ALTERED TOPOGRAPHY OF INTRINSIC FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY IN CHILDHOOD RISK FOR SOCIAL ANXIETY

maps of fisher z transformed coefficient of correlation

INFLEXIBLE COGNITION PREDICTS FIRST ONSET OF MAJOR DEPRESSIVE EPISODES IN ADOLESCENCE

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT AS A PROTECTIVE FACTOR FOR PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS: FINDINGS FROM A NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE LONGITUDINAL STUDY

included n=34653 eligible respondents from Wave 1