Abnormal prefrontal activity subserving attentional control of emotion in remitted depressed patients during a working memory task with emotional distracters.

Abstract

Remitted depressed patients may continue to exhibit attentional biases toward negative emotional information, reflected by greater recruitment of prefrontal regions implicated in attentional control in the context of negative emotional information.

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Temas

• Adulto
• Analisis De Varianza
• Atencion
• Ganglios Basales
• Mapeo Cerebral
• Estudios De Casos Y Controles
• Depressive Disorder, Major
• Emociones
• Expresion Facial
• Hembra
• Functional Laterality
• Humanos
• Imagen Por Resonancia Magnetica
• Varón
• Memoria De Corto Plazo
• Oxigeno
• Estimulacion Luminosa
• Corteza Prefrontal
• Tiempo De Reaccion
• Analisis De Regresion

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Autores

• R Kerestes
• C D Ladouceur
• S Meda
• P J Nathan
• H P Blumberg
• K Maloney
• B Ruf
• A Saricicek
• G D Pearlson
• Z Bhagwagar
• M L Phillips

Fecha de publicación

2011-11-29

Revista

Temas de la revista

• Psicologia Clinica

Idioma

Eng.

Copyright

Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT, USA. Rebecca.Kerestes [at] monash.edu

Referencia de entrega

Psychol Med. 2012 Jan;42(1):29-40

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