APS
30th APS Annual Convention · 2018
Neurophysiological Correlates of Approach Motivation and Cognitive Control Abnormalities in Adolescent Bipolar Disorders
- Erin Maresh
University of Virginia - Erin Maresh
Minneapolis VA Health Care System - Josh Stim
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities - Abraham Van Voorhis
Minneapolis VA Health Care System - Seung Suk Kang
Minneapolis VA Health Care System - Seung Suk Kang
University of Missouri - Kansas City - Scott Sponheim
Minneapolis VA Health Care System - Scott Sponheim
University of Minnesota - Twin Cities - Monica Luciana
University of Minnesota - Twin Cities - Snezana Urosevic
Minneapolis VA Health Care System - Snezana Urosevic
Minneapolis VA Health Care System
Abstract
In an electroencephalography study of reward processing, adolescents with bipolar disorders exhibited greater engagement of cognitive control system (i.e., greater frontal theta power) during reward pursuit, but comparable approach motivation (i.e., frontal alpha asymmetry) during reward pursuit and consummation, in comparison with healthy peers.
Psychopathology
