Negativity bias for sad faces in depression: An event-related potential study
Highlights • Patients with major depressive disorder (MDD) have lower valence scores, faster responses, and greater N1 amplitudes for sad faces. • Individuals with sub-clinical depression have lower valence scores and greater P2 amplitudes for happy faces. • Cognitive and cerebral biomarkers show ne...
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| description | Highlights • Patients with major depressive disorder (MDD) have lower valence scores, faster responses, and greater N1 amplitudes for sad faces. • Individuals with sub-clinical depression have lower valence scores and greater P2 amplitudes for happy faces. • Cognitive and cerebral biomarkers show negativity bias in valence ratings in depression. |
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