Reward processing disruption in anxiety: fMRI evidence of vulnerability to frustration non-reward

This demonstration of two contrasting processing patterns deepens the current understanding of reward processing in anxiety. It also holds significance for a broader understanding of the risk factors in cognitive processing among individuals with anxiety.

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Psychological Medicine
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1017/s0033291725101840
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Functional Brain Connectivity Studies
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Reward processing disruption in anxiety: fMRI evidence of vulnerability to frustration non-reward

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Reward processing disruption in anxiety: fMRI evidence of vulnerability to frustration non-reward

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Abstract

This demonstration of two contrasting processing patterns deepens the current understanding of reward processing in anxiety. It also holds significance for a broader understanding of the risk factors in cognitive processing among individuals with anxiety.

Psychological MedicineVol. 55
South China Normal University (CN), Sichuan Normal University (CN)
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Functional Brain Connectivity Studies
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