Neurobiological correlates of impulsivity in healthy adults: Lower prefrontal gray matter volume and spontaneous eye-blink rate but greater resting-state functional connectivity in basal ganglia-thalamo-cortical circuitry
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Martina Ly | Robin Goldman | Antoine Lutz | Daniela Dentico | Cole Korponay | Tammi Kral | Ayla Kruis | Richard J. Davidson | A. Lutz | R. Davidson | R. Goldman | M. Ly | Ayla Kruis | D. Dentico | C. Korponay | T. Kral
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