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We cannot predict the development of social anxiety from brain scans, study says
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We cannot predict the development of social anxiety from brain scans, study saysFreezing when a stranger enters the room, retreating to a parent's lap or being reluctant to approach other children: inhibited behavior in childhood is strongly associated with social anxiety disorder later in life. But is this inhibition also reflected in the brain, and could brain scans…
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