Our results suggest that brain activity in non-canonical reward regions, especially DMN, during reward processing could be an important aspect of psychological treatment for anxiety disorders. This may represent off-task worry or rumination, or perhaps abstract/conceptual processing.
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We also found that elevated brain activity in the posterior cingulate cortex (PCC) during reward anticipation predicted more depressive symptoms two years later.
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...however, brain activity that differentiated treatment responders from non-responders was actually in cuneus, precuneus and angular gyrus, suggesting default-mode network activity during reward processing was more critical than reward-network activity for treatment response.
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This paradigm was cool because it allowed us to differentiate brain activity during approach motivation, reward anticipation and reward receipt. We found that approach motivation-associated activity in reward regions did differ between youth with and without anxiety disorders...
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Using data from a randomized, controlled trial of CBT vs. an active therapy control in youth age 9-14 with anxiety disorders, we examined whether brain activity in an approach-avoid conflict paradigm differed in youth with and without anxiety disorders, and whether it predicted treatment response.
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Meanwhile, Musk awarded $38 million to SpaceX. I haven't seen this publicized anywhere??
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