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A note on the pathology of anhedonia

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1979
Tested the hypotheses that anhedonia afflicts only a minority of schizophrenics and is bimodally distributed among them by comparing the Anhedonia scale distributions of schizophrenic and psychiatric control samples (N = 90). Only 45% of the schizophrenics produced scores higher than those characteristic of the controls.
C G, Watson, L, Jacobs, T, Kucala
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Musical Anhedonia

Zeitschrift für Neuropsychologie, 2020
Abstract. Some people, although they are perfectly healthy and happy, cannot enjoy music. These individuals have musical anhedonia, a condition which can be congenital or may occur after focal brain damage. To date, only a few cases of acquired musical anhedonia have been reported in the literature with lesions of the temporo-parietal cortex being ...
Sara E. Holm, Alexander Schmidt, Christoph J. Ploner   +2 more
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Anhedonia, Asthenia, and Depression

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2000
In a sample of 264 university students, anhedonia scores were not associated with scores for severity of fatigue.
G, Loas, A, Robin, A, Verrier
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Anhedonia and relapse in alcoholism

Psychiatry Research, 1998
The aim of this study was to determine the role of anhedonia among other psychopathological dimensions in the relapse of alcoholics 6 months after withdrawal. Psychometric assessments included: the Social and Physical Anhedonia Scales, the Sensation Seeking Scale, the Pleasure-Displeasure Scale (including Fawcett-Clark's Pleasure Scale), the Depressive
D, Marra, D, Warot, C, Payan, E, Hispard, S, Dally, A J, Puech   +5 more
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Anhedonia

This booklet is for you if you've noticed that you've lost interest or pleasure in everyday things. In difficult times, this feeling is common, but it's possible to understand what's happening and find ways to regainmotivation and pleasure in the activities that are important to you.
Beatriz Oliveira Santos, Laurisson Albuquerque da Costa, Silvio Dantas, Dandara Palhano, André Faro   +4 more
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Anhedonia in Heart Disease

2014
Several recent studies have reported that anhedonia could constitute a particular cardiotoxic symptom in subjects with acute coronary syndrome (ACS) or other cardio-vascular diseases. The aim of this overview was to briefly present the recent studies and propose several guidelines taking the limitations of these studies into account. Several hypotheses
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Differential manifestations of anhedonia in people with social anhedonia and subsyndromal depression

Asian Journal of Psychiatry
Empirical findings suggested that anhedonia, a reduced capability to access pleasure and a core symptom in both schizophrenia and the major depressive disorder, can be present in people with high levels of social anhedonia and people with subsyndromal depression.
Jie, Pu, Yi-Hang, Huang, Hui, Chen, Simon S Y, Lui, Yi, Wang, Raymond C K, Chan   +5 more
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The Neuroendocrinology of Anhedonia

2014
One of the more fascinating developments in neuroscience is the recognition of endocrine influences on brain regions unrelated to reproductive and basic homeostatic functions. It is now clear that hormones impact both normal function and dysfunction, including the experience of pleasure and the anhedonia accompanying a number of psychiatric disorders ...
George T. Taylor, Omar Cabrera, Jessica Hoffman   +2 more
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Illuminating anhedonia

Science, 2016
Optogenetics and fMRI reveal the brain circuitry of anhedonia [Also see Research Article by Ferenczi et al. ]
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Anhedonia

New England Review, 2021
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