APS
2024 APS Annual Convention · 2024
Anhedonia and Decision-Making: Insights from a Shifted-Wald Diffusion Model
- Zoe Christopherson
Computational Neuropsychology & Affective Neuroscience Lab at UT Dallas - Zoe Christopherson
The University of Texas at Dallas - Ritesh Malaiya
The University of Texas at Dallas - Olivia Drake
The University of Texas at Dallas - Stacie Warren
The University of Texas at Dallas
Abstract
A shifted Wald distribution was used to estimate decision-making processes. Parameters were then used to predict symptoms of depression and anxiety. Results demonstrated that non-decision time was inversely related to measures of depressed mood and low positive affect. Drift rate was inversely related to measures of low positive affect.
Psychopathology
