Polygenic risk for neuroticism is associated with less efficient control in more difficult situations
Heekyeong Park(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Martin P. Paulus(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Salvador Guinjoan(Tulsa Community College), Rayus Kuplicki(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Teresa A. Victor(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Jonathon R. Howlett(VA San Diego Healthcare System), Katherine L. Forthman(Laureate Institute for Brain Research), Hung‐Wen Yeh(Children's Mercy Hospital), Wesley K. Thompson(MACOM (United States))
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