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Compulsivity is measurable across distinct psychiatric symptom domains and is associated with familial risk and reward-related attentional capture.

CNS spectrums - 1 Aug 2020

Albertella Lucy, Chamberlain Samuel R, Le Pelley Mike E, Greenwood Lisa-Marie, Lee Rico Sc, Den Ouden Lauren, Segrave Rebecca A, Grant Jon E, Yücel Murat

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BACKGROUND: Compulsivity can be seen across various mental health conditions and refers to a tendency toward repetitive habitual acts that are persistent and functionally impairing. Compulsivity involves dysfunctional reward-related circuitry and is thought to be significantly heritable. Despite this, its measurement from a transdiagnostic perspective has received only scant research attention. Here we examine...

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PMID: 31645228
DOI: 10.1017/S1092852919001330
PMCID: PMC7115959

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