Emotion Processing Network


Figure:
Schematic diagram showing primary structures and connections within the emotion processing network.
Reference:
Grimshaw, G.M., 2018. Affective neuroscience: a primer with implications for forensic psychology. Psychology, Crime & Law, 24(3), pp.258–278.

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