Acute stress reorganizes pregenual cingulate and subthalamic coupling to approach-avoidance decisions in remitted depression
Major depressive disorder (MDD) is highly recurrent, and psychosocial stress is a central precipitant of relapses. Daily choices require weighing potential rewards against costs, a process disrupted in MDD that may contribute to relapse. Here, we tested whether a psychosocial stressor affects neural and computational mechanisms underlying approach-avoidance decision making in individuals with…
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