Brain circuits tied to depression’s “negativity effect” uncovered - PsyPost

Depression makes the brain more sensitive to negative experiences and less responsive to positive ones, linked to specific brain circuits in the amygdala.

By: PsyPost

Nov 19 2024
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A recent study conducted by scientists in France and published in Translational Psychiatry offers new insights into how depression affects the brains processing of positive and negative experiences. … [+7072 chars]

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