Inducing affective learning biases with cognitive training and prefrontal tDCS: a proof-of-concept study
Background Cognitive models of mood disorders emphasize a causal role of negative affective biases in depression. Computational work suggests that these biases may stem from a belief that negative events have a higher information content than positive events, resulting in preferential processing of...
Main Authors: | Overman, MJ, Browning, M, O'Shea, J |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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Springer
2020
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