Blunted reward responsiveness prospectively predicts emotional distress when exposed to a naturalistic stressor.

Both stress and blunted reward responsiveness have been identified as core risk factors of depression. Whether blunted reward responsiveness increases psychological vulnerability to real‐life stress from a dynamic perspective (from stress reactivity to recovery) has not been investigated. By utilizi...

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Publicado en:	British Journal of Psychology Vol. 114; no. 2; pp. 376 - 393
Autores principales:	Yan, Linlin, Kohn, Nils, Yi, Wei, Wang, Naiyi, Duan, Hongxia, Wu, Jianhui
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Wiley-Blackwell May2023
Materias:	Mental depression risk factors Self-evaluation Undergraduates Reward (Psychology) Student attitudes Anxiety Psychological distress Psychological stress Psychological vulnerability Risk assessment Research funding Longitudinal method
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