The so-called 'replicability crisis' has sparked methodological discussions in many areas of
science in general, and in psychology in particular. This has led to recent endeavours to …

The aim of the current study was twofold:(1) to systematically examine differences in fear
conditioning between anxiety patients and healthy controls using meta‐analytic methods …

The study of fear extinction represents an important example of translational neuroscience in
psychiatry and promises to improve the understanding and treatment of anxiety and fear …

Why do only some individuals develop pathological anxiety following adverse events? Fear
acquisition, extinction and return of fear paradigms serve as experimental learning models …

Stress-induced changes in the immune system, which lead to neuroinflammation and
consequent brain alterations, have been suggested as possible neurobiological substrates …

Fear conditioning has been commonly used as a model of emotional learning in animals
and, with the introduction of functional neuroimaging techniques, has proven useful in …

The neurobiology of extinction learning has been translated to inform the delivery of
exposure therapy, the gold-standard treatment for fear and anxiety disorders. The inhibitory …

Cognitive reappraisal and fear extinction learning represent two different approaches to
emotion regulation. While their respective neural correlates have been widely studied with …

Importance Although neuroimaging research has made substantial progress in identifying
the large-scale neural substrate of anxiety disorders, its value for clinical application lags …

Dimensional models of anxiety and depression highlight common and distinct symptom
clusters that are thought to reflect disruptions in underlying functional processes. The current …