Accelerated neurodevelopment of reward anticipation processing in adolescent girls with depression
David AA Baranger,
Morgan Lindenmuth,
Leehyun Yoon
et al.
Abstract:Objective To test the hypothesis that depression is associated with differential neurodevelopment of reward circuitry in adolescence. Methods Adolescent girls (N=183, 58 with MDD in early or late adolescence) underwent MRI scans from ages 16-20 (1-4 scans/participant, 477 scans total) and completed a card-guessing fMRI task with monetary rewards. Mixed-effect models tested the effect of age and the moderating effect of MDD on whole-brain regional activation during reward anticipation. Results Eighty of 414 reg… Show more
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