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Pretreatment Anhedonia as a Predictor of Exposure-Based Anxiety Treatment Outcomes

2024-10-18

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<p>Reward processes can reinforce extinction learning and aide cognitive processes involved with inhibitory learning. Anhedonia, characterized by deficits in reward incentivization, hedonic response, and learning, may therefore predict worse treatment outcomes. However, there are few existing studies of reward processes or anhedonia in predicting exposure-based treatment outcomes, and results are mixed. The curren...

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10.31234/osf.io/b2u9j
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