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The N170 to angry faces predicts anxiety in typically developing children over a two-year period.

O'Toole LJ, DeCicco JM, Berthod S, Dennis TA. The N170 to angry faces predicts anxiety in typically developing children over a two-year period. Dev Neuropsychol. 2013; 38(5):352-63.

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