APS
31st APS Annual Convention · 2019
Acute Stress Attenuates Reward Responsiveness
- Amelia Moser
McLean Hospital - Maria Ironside
McLean Hospital - Maria Ironside
Harvard Medical School - Christine Richards
Massachusetts General Hospital - Sarah Perlo
McLean Hospital - Nara Nascimento
McLean Hospital - Laura Holsen
Brigham and Women's Hospital - Laura Holsen
Harvard Medical School - Madhusmita Misra
Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School - Madhusmita Misra
Harvard Medical School - Fei Du
Harvard Medical School - Fei Du
McLean Hospital - Chun Zuo
McLean Hospital - Chun Zuo
Harvard Medical School - Jill Goldstein
Massachusetts General Hospital - Jill Goldstein
Harvard Medical School - Diego Pizzagalli
Harvard Medical School - Diego Pizzagalli
McLean Hospital
Abstract
Acute stress decreased participants’ ability to modulate behavior as a function of positive reinforcement, as assessed in the Probabilistic Reward Task across a sample of depressed, remitted depressed, and healthy participants. Stress-relevant variables including cortisol were also assessed.
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