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The effects of a brief motivation manipulation on reward responsiveness: A multi-method study with implications for depression

2020
Jul 19
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Positive EmotionsEEG or ERPReward ProcessingPreventionPsychophysiological MethodsCollege Students
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Neurobiological changes across the perinatal period: Implications for health and behavior

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