Original paper
Impaired cognitive control in clinical depression: general but no valence-specific impairments
Published: Jan 1, 2011
Abstract
Introduction: Cognitive control impairments are hypothesized to underlie cognitive and affective features of depression, such as mood-congruent processing biases, rumination, and sustained negative affect. Prior research yielded only mixed evidence for the presence of general cognitive control impairments in depression and the idea of valence-specific reductions in cognitive control has been advocated. To date, the null precise role of emotional...
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Impaired cognitive control in clinical depression: general but no valence-specific impairments
Published Date
Jan 1, 2011
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