Unique predictive relationships of n170 amplitudes and latency on anxiety and emotion dysregulation in youth

N170 is an EEG-indexed event-related potential related to the initial stages of emotional processing. N170 is considered a putative biomarker for ASD, with slower N170 latencies in individuals with ASD. Emotion dysregulation (ED) and anxiety both co-occur at higher rates in ASD. However, their impact on emotional processing is less understood. This project examines how N170 latencies (eg, reaction time) and amplitudes (eg, intensity of reaction) in response to faces relate to ED and anxiety in youth with or without ASD.