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"Aberrant neural network activation during reliving of autobiographical" by Lisanne A.E.M. van Houtum, Charlotte C. van Schie et al. - Vimarsana News

"Aberrant neural network activation during reliving of autobiographical" by Lisanne A.E.M. van Houtum, Charlotte C. van Schie et al.

Background: Adolescents with depression exhibit negative biases in autobiographical memory with detrimental consequences for their self-concept and well-being. Investigating how adolescents relive positive autobiographical memories and activate the underlying neural networks could reveal mechanisms that drive such biases. This study investigated neural networks when reliving positive and neutral memories, and how neural activity is modulated by valence and vividness in adolescents with and without depression. Methods: Adolescents (N = 69; n = 17 with depression) retrieved positive and neutral ...

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"Finding a positive me: Affective and neural insights into the challeng" by Charlotte C. van Schie, Chui De Chiu et al. - Vimarsana News

"Finding a positive me: Affective and neural insights into the challeng" by Charlotte C. van Schie, Chui De Chiu et al.

Background: This study aimed to investigate whether people with borderline personality disorder (BPD) can benefit from reliving positive autobiographical memories in terms of mood and state self-esteem and elucidate the neural processes supporting optimal memory reliving. Particularly the role of vividness and brain areas involved in autonoetic consciousness were studied, as key factors involved in improving mood and state self-esteem by positive memory reliving. Methods: Women with BPD (N = 25), Healthy Controls (HC, N = 33) and controls with Low Self-Esteem (LSE, N = 22) relived four neutral...

Source: uow.edu.au