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Interaction effects of Irritability and Anhedonia on ERP and Time-Frequency Measures of Reward Sensitivity

2026-02-05

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<p>Irritability and anhedonia are two prevalent, co-occurring, and impairing symptoms of major depression that are proposed to result from dysfunctions in reward processing. While irritability is associated with heightened sensitivity to reward receipt, anhedonia is linked to blunted sensitivity to reward receipt. Given these supposed paradoxical effects on reward sensitivity, it is noteworthy that no studies have...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/5jrwd_v3

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