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Cognitive Control Neural Correlates of Negative Affective in Psychosis Spectrum Disorders: A Laboratory and Ecological Momentary Assessment Study
clinical-psychologyclinical-psychophysiologycognitive-neuroscienceneurosciencepsychotic-disorderssocial-and-behavioral-sciences
Individuals with schizophrenia-spectrum (SZ) and bipolar-spectrum disorders (BD) report experiencing heightened negative affect (NA), which can be operationalized as stable traits and dynamic states. While cognitive control is a potential underlying mechanism, identifying neural underpinning of NA h
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