Dysregulated Reward‐Inhibition Network Interactions During Food‐Cue Exposure in Disinhibited Restrained Eaters: Evidence From Task‐Based PPI and DCM.

Objective: Disinhibited restrained eaters are particularly susceptible to dietary lapses and are at increased risk for the onset of eating disorders. To elucidate the neural mechanisms underlying this vulnerability, the present study examined interactions between the reward and inhibition systems du...

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