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Neural correlates of self-referential processing and implicit self-associations in chronic depression

Renner et al., 2015

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16196281005427186131
Author
Renner F
Siep N
Lobbestael J
Arntz A
Peeters F
Huibers M
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Journal of affective disorders

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Background Patients with depression tend to process negative information with regard to the self (ie self-referential processing). A better understanding of the neural underpinnings of self-referential processing in patients with depression is clinically important as it can inform …
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