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Lateralised attentional disruption and resource conservation in persistent depression and anhedonia

2021-05-20

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<p>Anhedonia – a pervasive loss of interest or enjoyment in relation to previously valued stimuli - is a central feature of clinical depression. A series of studies investigated alterations in perceptual sensitivity and attention, and their relation to anhedonia, in participants with persistent depressive illness in comparison to healthy controls. Study 1 measured perceptual sensitivity in the somatic and auditory...

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10.31234/osf.io/p3n2v
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