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Depression symptoms are associated with affective neural processing during sleep and rest

2026-03-05

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Sleep supports offline information processing and is essential for cognitive and emotional functioning. Abnormal sleep patterns are a hallmark of affective disorders. We hypothesized that affective symptoms occur with maladaptive neural processing during offline periods. To test this idea, we used multivariate EEG decoding with cross-state classification. A model trained on EEG data acquired while participants (...

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70943e60-7136-5394-b881-08c71da10ff8
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10.64898/2026.03.03.709353
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