Differential effects of emotional valence on mnemonic performance with greater hippocampal maturity

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Association between connectivity PMI and generalization (LGI). (A) AMY–HF connectivity PMI showed no differential relationship with LGI across negative and neutral stimuli (maturity × valence: b = −0.003, z = −0.169, P = 0.866) or across positive and neutral stimuli (maturity × valence: b = −0.012, z = −0.772, P = 0.440). (B) Similarly, HF–RHI connectivity PMI showed no valence-related differential relationship with mnemonic performance in negative versus neutral LGI (maturity × valence: b = 0.028, z = 1.445, P = 0.148) or positive versus neutral LGI (maturity × valence: b = −0.021, z = −1.062, P = 0.288).

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