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nger are related but independent processes," wrote the researchers. "Our data suggest a partial overlap of these two processes for an auditory [safety signal], extending from sensory processing through early amygdala processing."

The researchers concluded that "It will be interesting to examine the distinction between the positive response to safety and responses to stimuli traditionally understood to have hedonic value, such as food and sexual activity. The neural and molecular genetic substrates of these mechanisms are likely to provide new targets for the treatment of a variety of psychiatric disorders involving anxiety, mania, anhedonia, and addiction, and a greater understanding of highly adaptive psychological characteristics such as resilience."


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