57. Early Neural Susceptibility: Maternal Anxiety and Infant Brain Connectivity Interactively Shape the Pathway From Early Temperamental Risk to Childhood Anxiety
Jiayin Xing(New York University), Courtney A. Filippi(American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry), Stefania V. Vacaru(New York University), Alice Massera(NYU Langone Health), Nathan A. Fox(University of Maryland, College Park), Daniel S. Pine, Lillian Su(NYU Langone Health)
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