Functional magnetic resonance imaging of facial affect recognition in children and adolescents.
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P F Renshaw | P. Renshaw | D. Yurgelun-Todd | B. Cohen | S. Gruber | L. Maas | D. Fein | A. Baird | R. Steingard | D. Fein | D A Yurgelun-Todd | Bruce M. Cohen | B M Cohen | A A Baird | S A Gruber | D A Fein | L C Maas | R J Steingard
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