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Adaptive suppression of motivational biases increases with mood/anxiety traits

2025-02-11

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<p>Background: Changes in motivational biases appear at the heart of many psychiatric disorders. Alterations in motivational biases, in the form of invigorated responding when promised rewards, and holding back when threatened with punishment, have been observed in many psychiatric conditions including depression, anxiety, and substance abuse. However, the specificity of these changes remains unclear. Here, we rel...

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92274a3a-35e7-5d8a-9ae5-89fd3626089c
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10.31234/osf.io/v3ndf_v1
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