Depression: Perspectives from Affective Neurosciences

Oct 20, 2012

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Definition: Ungleichgewicht bzw. Dysfunktion der Reprsentation und Regulation von Stimmung und Emotion => zugrundeliegender neuroanatomischer Kreislauf verantwortlich fr die Reprsentation "normaler" Zustnde von Stimmung und Emotion => zentrale

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Depression: Perspectives from Affective Neurosciences

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