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Latent subdimensions of anxiety and depression differentially influence exertion of effort in pursuit of reward versus avoidance of threat

2025-02-14

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<p>Anxiety and depression are highly comorbid. Across species, depression-related phenotypes have been linked to reduced willingness to expend effort to pursue rewards. Effortful threat avoidance has been less extensively studied. Work in rodents suggest that reduced effortful threat avoidance characterizes depressive phenotypes and is responsive to antidepressant medications, while increased effortful threat avoi...

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30ce8be2-9de7-56b2-9fe3-78577ea1fbd0
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10.31234/osf.io/nav4p_v1
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