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Past-year relational victimization is associated with a blunted neural response to rewards in emerging adults
Abstract
Anhedonia is associated with multiple forms of psychopathology, yet relatively, little is known about how anhedonia develops. Emerging evidence suggests that anhedonia is the result of interactions between life stress and the brain's reward systems, and that social stress, in particular, may drive these processes. One potent form of social stress is peer victimization, but very little research has focused on peer victimization beyond...
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Past-year relational victimization is associated with a blunted neural response to rewards in emerging adults
Published Date
Oct 11, 2018
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