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Increased salience of gains versus decreased associative learning differentiate bipolar disorder from schizophrenia during incentive decision making

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第一作者： Brambilla,P.

作者： Brambilla,P. ^[1] ; Perlini,C. ^[2] ; Bellani,M. ^[3] ; Tomelleri,L. ; Ferro,A. ; Cerruti,S. ; Marinelli,V. ; Rambaldelli,G. ; Christodoulou,T. ; Jogia,J. ; Dima,D. ; Tansella,M. ; Balestrieri,M. ; Frangou,S.

作者单位： Section of Psychiatry and Clinical Psychology, Inter-University Centre for Behavioural ^[1] Department of Psychosis Studies, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, De Crespigny Park ^[2] DISM, Inter-University Centre for Behavioural Neurosciences (ICBN), University of Udine, Italy ^[3]

关键词 decision making expectancy-valence gambling Key words Bipolar disorder motivation reward salience schizophrenia

发布时间 2022-10-28

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