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Inability to 'read' faces may be inherited trait of panic disorder …

November 11, 2015 by Jeremy Leave a reply

Canadian researchers found kids whose parents have panic disorder make more errors recognizing fearful faces, and misattributed fear and angry expressions as surprised. Girls also made more errors reading sad faces, and …

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Inability to 'read' faces may be inherited trait of panic disorder …

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