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Cognitive functioning and Anxiety/Depression: Accounting for Genetic Confounding in the ALSPAC Cohort.

2026-05-15

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<p>Aims: Depression and anxiety are leading contributors to the global burden of disease, yet the mechanisms underlying these conditions, including the role of cognitive processes, remain uncertain. Cognitive deficits in domains such as emotion recognition, working memory, and response inhibition are commonly observed in individuals with depression and anxiety, but it is unclear whether these reflect causal risk f...

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10.31234/osf.io/9fd2k_v1
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