Cognitive Vulnerability to Major Depression: View from the Intrinsic Network and Cross-network Interactions
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Summary
A focus on interrelated networks and brain-activity changes between rest and task states provides a neural-system perspective for future research on cognitive vulnerability and resilience, and may potentially guide the development of new intervention strategies for MDD.
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- article
- Published
- 2016-05-01
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- 84
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- 151
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Keywords
Epistemology, Psychology, Cognitive psychology, Computer science, Social psychology
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