Topic: socioemotional skills

Background: The corticolimbic tract (CLT), encompassing subcortical and neocortical areas, is linked to socioemotional skills such as emotion processing and regulation. Alterations in CLT structure, function, and connectivity are associated with socioemotional deficits and are reported for different psychopathologies. An increased knowledge of the mechanisms supporting healthy CLT development, including biological and environmental factors, may further our understanding of socioemotional disorders in childhood and adolescence, ultimately impacting early identification and treatment. Here, we a