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Dash A. Watts

Yale University

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Dissociable Neural Responses to Conditioned Social Threats are Modulated by Spatial Proximity in PTSD and MDD

N. C. Steele, Leonel Rangel-Jimenez, Dash A. Watts, LeeAnne Tunstall, Jenna Beakas, Ahmed Hussain, Ashley Huggins, Delin Sun, Kevin S. LaBar, Rajendra A. Morey

In 50 trauma-exposed veterans, thalamic hypoactivity to near virtual-reality threats tracked both PTSD and MDD severity, while amygdala hyperactivity to far threats tracked only PTSD severity.

bioRxiv · Jul 16, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience✦ In-depth digest