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Satsuya Soda,Masanori Hamada,Michiya Kunoendophenotype in depression and schizophrenia. In this chapter we will focus on recent studies in which new electrophysiological brain measures (event-related brain potentials and oscillatory activity) have been used to understand the deficits in reward processing in anhedonic subclinical and clinic

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Atilla Ansal,Gökçe Tönük,Aslı Kurtuluş in rodent models. Depression has been proposed to be associated with reduced reward-motivated learning. Anhedonia is a main symptom of depression, and the concept of anhedonia refers to a reduction of the ability to experience pleasure, as reflected in a diminished interest in rewarding stimuli and

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978-94-024-0777-8Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014

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Understanding Anhedonia: The Role of Perceived Controlcal reward systems and motivated behaviors. Perceived control refers to the conscious process by which an event is determined to be manageable, or more simply put, it can be thought of as the extent to which an individual/organism believes that he/she has the resources and capability to manage an ev

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