Linguistic threat activates the human amygdala.
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E. Stern | N. Isenberg | D. Silbersweig | A. Engelien | S. Emmerich | K. Malavade | B. Beattie | A. C. Leon | Bradley Beattie | Andrew C. Leon | Emily Stern
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