For those who didn't read any of it: anxious people's brains use a different area when regulating emotions. Unfortunately the connection to this area may be more easily saturated during high emotional states.
So, over stressed/anxious brains appear to have a different routing setup than everyone else. Very interesting find!
This fits very well with what you can see in anxious people, especially when combined with depression.
Through I guess the meat of the paper is in all the subtle biological details they found, which I just honestly do not understand at all.
> Unfortunately the connection to (*the usual area = FPl, that's a L not an i) may be more easily saturated during high emotional states.
I do wonder if the FPl is overactive and needs to be slowed down like the article suggests (which hurts behavior in non-anxious people), or if the amygdala is jamming the FPl with excessive signalling (and needs to be slowed down).