Greater externalizing behavior in preschool correlates with smaller male amygdala volume.
- Jessica Z. K. Caldwell (690269)
- Jeffrey M. Armstrong (690270)
- Jamie L. Hanson (222109)
- Matthew J. Sutterer (690271)
- Diane E. Stodola (690272)
- Michael Koenigs (690273)
- Ned H. Kalin (271419)
- Marilyn J. Essex (690274)
- Richard J. Davidson (35713)
Publication date
February 2015
DOIAbstract
<p>A) Representative coronal view of the amygdala with key neuroanatomical landmarks denoted: AMG = amygdala; EC = entorhinal cortex; HH = hippocampal head; OT = optic tract; TLV = temporal horn of the lateral ventricle; TLWM = temporal lobe white matter. B) Correlation of preschool externalizing with amygdala volumes (upper panel: male r = -0.653, <i>p</i> = 0.000029; female r = -0.088, <i>p</i> = 0.578).</p
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