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Modulatory effects of ketamine on EEG source-based resting state connectivity in treatment resistant depression - Translational Psychiatry
Abstract Treatment-resistant depression (TRD) accounts for approximately 30% of major depressive disorder cases and has been characterized by altered functional connectivity within and between the Default Mode (DMN) and Frontoparietal networks (FPN). Ketamine can be an effective treatment for TRD, and its antidepressant response has been associated with alterations in resting state functional connectivity (rsFC).
Identification of conserved frontal neurophysiological markers of cognitive flexibility in humans and rats - Communications Biology
Abstract Cognitive flexibility broadly describes behavioral alterations made in response to environmental changes and is fundamental for survival. While human and non-human animal assessments of cognitive flexibility are available, a systematic cross-species comparison of behavioral, neurophysiological, and computational markers of cognitive flexibility has not been reported.
Differences in Consummatory but Not Anticipatory Reward Processing Predict Depressive Symptoms in Young Adult Women
Behavioral and imaging-based neuroscience research has suggested that aberrations in reward processing may play a role in multiple forms of psychopathology, perhaps most notably depression (Ng et al. 2019; Nusslock and Alloy 2017; Whitton et al. 2015; Zhang et al. 2013).
Age‐Related Differences and Effects of Internalizing Symptoms on Aperiodic Neural Activity in Adolescents
1 Introduction Electroencephalography (EEG) is commonly applied to measure periodic activity (i.e., oscillatory: theta, delta, alpha, beta) to study both psychopathology and development (Newson and Thiagarajan 2019). However, recent advances in EEG research have underscored the potential biological salience of irregular, non-rhythmic aperiodic activity as captured by the 1/f shape of the spectrogram curve, which has previously been treated as noise (Donoghue et al. 2020).
The effect of hair type and texture on electroencephalography and event‐related potential data quality
1 INTRODUCTION There is a lack of diverse representation in psychophysiological research broadly. Indeed, an examination of publications in Psychophysiology across a 3-year period found that only 14.5% of the empirical studies published provided any racial information about their participants, making the extent of the problem difficult to determine (Gatzke-Kopp, 2016; Kissel & Friedman, 2023).
Psychophysiology of Monotonous Driving, Fatigue and Sleepiness in Train and Non-Professional Drivers: Driver Safety Implications
4. Discussion In the present work, the impact of monotonous driving and self-reported fatigue and sleepiness were psychophysiologically examined in a group of Australian train drivers and a group of non-professional drivers. Overall, the two investigated sample groups reported surprisingly comparable fatigue and sleepiness scores, with no significant differences being recorded.
Stress and its Impact on the Neurocognitive Performance of Australian Nurses
Nurses function inside a particularly stressful occupation that requires the provision of continuous care to individuals who are often in great need. Stress has been shown to impair performance and specifically shown to impair nursing quality.
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