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Motivational and Consummatory Anhedonia Represent Distinct Affective and Behavioral Responses to Effortful and Rewarding Activities in Daily Life
Anhedonia is a common psychiatric symptom defined as a loss of interest in or ability to enjoy previously rewarding activities. Although early definitions of anhedonia conceptualized it as a unitary construct, more recent formulations have emphasized the potential importance of distinguishing change
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