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Optimistic and pessimistic cognitive judgement bias modulates the stress response and cancer progression in zebrafish

2024-05-31

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Cognitive judgement bias in decision-making under ambiguity occurs both in animals and humans, with some individuals interpreting ambiguous stimulus as positive (optimism) and others as negative (pessimism). We hypothesize that judgement bias is a personality trait and that individuals with a pessimistic bias would be more reactive to stressors and therefore more susceptible to stress-related diseases than optimis...

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e41a4d60-3d50-5ab5-9030-8b5a3c4c78a2
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10.1101/2024.05.29.596384
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