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Neural Signatures of Impulsivity in Adolescence: A Multivariate Pattern Analysis of Reward and Loss Processing
Adolescents experience mood disturbances and impulsivity that increase vulnerability to maladaptive risk-taking, yet the underlying neurobiological mechanisms of these phenotypes remain poorly understood. Thus, the current pre-registered study sought to optimize models predicting anhedonic, sad, and
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