Increased Default Mode Network Connectivity and Temperament Predict Internalizing Symptoms in Early Childhood
Halle Miller, Johanna Chajes, Tobias Grossmann
Abstract This study investigates the early neural and temperament precursors to internalizing psychopathology. Increased default mode network (DMN) functional connectivity and decreased frontoparietal network (FPN) connectivity are established neural signatures of internalizing disorders in adults, but it is unknown if these patterns represent early-emerging vulnerability. In a community sample...