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A study of trait anhedonia in non-clinical Chinese samples: evidence from the Chapman Scales for Physical and Social Anhedonia. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2012 BACKGROUND: Recent studies suggest that anhedonia, an inability to experience pleasure, can be measured as an enduring trait in non-clinical samples. In order to examine trait anhedonia in a non-clinical sample, we examined the properties of a range of ...
Raymond C K Chan +6 more
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Current Psychiatry Reports, 2006 Objective: Anhedonia, a term first used by Ribot in 1896, is a decreased capacity to experience pleasure. It describes the lack of interest and the withdrawal from all usual and pleasant activities.
Pelizza L.
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Psychological Reports, 1978 The Anhedonia Scale scores of 39 persons who later committed suicide, people who later died of natural causes, and survivors were compared. The results were equivocal, but suggested that suicides are characterized by low anhedonia and individuals who ...
Charles G. Watson, Teresa Kucala
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European Psychiatry, 1996 SummaryInstruments developed to measure anhedonia are reviewed and their psychometric properties and conceptual framework discussed. Most instruments were designed considering anhedonia to be a symptom either of schizophrenia or of depression.
H D'haenen
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Evaluating state-based network dynamics in anhedonia
NeuroImage: ReportsAnhedonia is a transdiagnostic clinical syndrome associated with significant clinical impairment. In spite of this, a clear network-level characterization of anhedonia does not yet exist. The present study addressed this gap in the literature by taking a
Angela Pisoni +3 more
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Epilepsy & Behavior, 2023 Anhedonia, the impaired ability to experience pleasure, is a core feature of major depressive disorder, one of the most common comorbidities in epilepsy. It is also reported as a clinical feature independent of depression in a number of other neurological conditions.
Roberts-West, Lucy +2 more
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Stress and Brain, 2021 Anhedonia, as one of the core symptoms of depression, is of great significance for the diagnosis and treatment of depression. Traditionally, anhedonia has been referred to as "loss of pleasure", while the recent research emphasizes that anhedonia is a ...
Jixuan Mao, Jiajin Yuan
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BMJ Open, 2023 Objectives To estimate the level of anhedonia among adolescents and explore the association between anhedonia and childhood trauma (CT).Design A stratified random cluster sample of adolescents participated in a survey, which included three questionnaires:
Jing Han +5 more
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Anhedonia in Relation to Reward and Effort Learning in Young People with Depression Symptoms
Brain Sciences, 2023 Anhedonia, a central depression symptom, is associated with impairments in reward processing. However, it is not well understood which sub-components of reward processing (anticipation, motivation, consummation, and learning) are impaired in association ...
Anna-Lena Frey +3 more
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Correlation between anhedonia level and cognitive function in patients with first-episode psychosis
Sichuan jingshen weisheng, 2021 ObjectiveTo explore the anhedonia level and its relationship with cognitive function in patients with first-episode psychosis， and to analyze the influencing factors of cognitive function.MethodsA total of 143 first-episode psychiatric patients who met ...
Chen Yingmei +7 more
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