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Brains At Rest

Disorders and Brain Changes/States

TermDefinition
MDD amygdala depressed hyper-reactive
MDD amygdala remitted hyper-reactive
Trait _____ predicts MDD anxiety
MDD insula hyper-reactive
MDD dmPFC hyper-reactive
MDD pulvinar hyper-reactive
MDD dlPFC hypo-active
MDD vmPFC depressed hyper-reactive
MDD vmPFC remitted normal
BD amygdala manic hyper-reactive
BD amygdala euthymic normal
BD amygdala depressed hypo-active
BD vlPFC manic hypo-active
BD vlPFC euthymic hypo-active
BD vlPFC depressed hypo-active
Panic Disorder amygdala hyper-reactive
Panic Disorder vmPFC hypo-active
Social Anxiety Disorder amygdala: hyper-reactive
Social Anxiety Disorder insula: hyper-reactive
Social Anxiety Disorder amygdala & vmPFC connectivity: diminished
Specific Phobias amygdala hyper-reactive (to phobic images)
Specific Phobias insula: hyper-reactive (to phobic images)
PTSD vmPFC hypo-activity
PTSD dmPFC hypo-activity
PTSD vmPFC & hippocampus connectivity acquired hypo-activity
GAD amygdala hyper-reactivity
GAD vmPFC hypo-activity
Antisocial Personality amygdala hyper-reactivity
Antisocial Personality vmPFC hypo-activity
Intermittent Explosive Disorder amygdala hyper-reactivity (when shown perceived anger)
Intermittent Explosive Disorder trait aggression & amygdala hyper-reactivity if high trait anxiety
Autism fusiform gyrus normal
Austim amygdala hyper-reactivity
Conduct Disorder + Callous Unemotional Traits amygdala hypo-activity
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