Association between affective temperaments and thalamic nuclei volumes
IntroductionAffective temperaments are stable, biologically based traits that may represent subclinical manifestations or premorbid phenotypes of mood disorders. The thalamus is increasingly recognized as an active component of distributed neural networks involved in cognition, emotion, and behavioral regulation. We focused on the thalamus and conducted an exploratory analysis of the associations…
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