Fear and anxiety can be described as emotional and physical responses to predictable and
unpredictable threats. While the amygdala is necessary for context and cued fear …

Overgeneralized fear (OGF), or indiscriminate fear responses to signals of threat and
nonthreat, is a well-studied cognitive mechanism in human anxiety. Anxiety-related OGF has …

Deficient safety learning has been implicated in the pathogenesis of anxiety disorders.
Despite increased translational interest, there has been limited research on the basis of …

Associative learning and memory mechanisms drive interoceptive signaling along the gut-
brain axis, thus shaping affective-emotional reactions and behavior. Specifically, learning to …

Abstract TRAINING ON DEVELOPING INDONESIAN LANGUAGE EVALUATION
INSTRUMENTS BASED ON 21ST CENTURY SKILLS VALUES. This article aims to describe …

Anxiety disorders are one of the most prevalent psychiatric disorders worldwide and often
characterized through excessive levels of fear coupled with the inability to inhibit these …

Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental health diagnoses, affecting about a
third of the population in their lifetime. However, approximately a third of individuals with …

Chronic stress increases generalization of fear to non-threatening cues, a key symptom in
numerous psychiatric mood disorders. However, the mechanisms through which stress …

Anxiety disorders are the most prevalent mental health condition and affect one out of nine
individuals around the world. Fear generalization is a neurocognitive mechanism thought to …