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Evidence for functional improvement in reward anticipation in recent onset schizophrenia after one year of coordinated specialty care
BACKGROUND: Motivational impairment associated with deficits in processing the anticipation of future reward is hypothesized to be a cardinal feature of schizophrenia spectrum disorders (SZ). Evidence from short-term follow-up (6-week post-treatment) studies suggests that these deficits may improve
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