F28. Levels of Early-Life Behavioral Inhibition Temperament Predict Distinct Neurodevelopmental Pathways to Pediatric Anxiety Symptoms
Rany Abend(National Institutes of Health), Daniel S. Pine(National Institute of Mental Health), Ellen Leibenluft(National Institute of Mental Health), Caroline Swetlitz(National Institute of Mental Health), Gang Chen(Central South University), Katharina Kircanski(Office of the Director), Courtney A. Filippi(American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry), Yair Bar‐Haim(Tel Aviv University), Tomer Shechner(University of Haifa), Nathan A. Fox(University of Maryland, College Park), Lauren K. White(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)
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