Anxiety is one of the most common mental states of humans. Although it drives us to avoid
frightening situations and to achieve our goals, it may also impose significant suffering and …

Anxiety is a mental state characterized by an intense sense of tension, worry or
apprehension, relative to something adverse that might happen in the future. Researchers …

Functional neuroimaging research on anxiety has traditionally focused on brain networks
associated with the psychological aspects of anxiety. Here, instead, we target the somatic …

Anxiety and anxiety disorders are associated with specific alterations to functional brain
networks, including intra-networks and inter-networks. Given the heterogeneity within …

The amygdala plays a pivotal role in processing anxiety and connects to large‐scale brain
networks. However, intrinsic functional connectivity (iFC) between amygdala and these …

Trait anxiety, a personality dimension, has been characterized by functional consequences
such as increased distractibility, attentional bias in favor of threat-related information and …

Anxiety impacts the quality of everyday life and may facilitate the development of affective
disorders, possibly through concurrent alterations in neural circuitry. Findings from …

Anxiety-related illnesses are highly prevalent in human society. Being able to identify
neurobiological markers signaling high trait anxiety could aid the assessment of individuals …

Trait anxiety relates to the steady propensity to experience and report negative emotions
and thoughts such as fear and worries across different situations, along with a stable …

Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is a common anxiety disorder experiencing
psychological and somatic symptoms. Here, we explored the link between the individual …