Reward processing under influence : Effects of stress and cognitive load on reward processing, and their clinical implications for the vulnerability to major depression

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An experiment for the study of the effects of exposure to a winter-like photoperiod on the diurnal rodent Arvicanthis ansorgei indicated that shortened day length with

First, undocu- mented migrants participating in our study may not be representative of the total undocumented population in Geneva because of the predominance of Latin American women

À travers une lecture qui se veut détachée de la seule figure de l’auteur comme principe d’ana- lyse et d’interprétation de l’écriture romanesque d’Abdellah Taïa,

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REWARD can help improve interoper- ability and integration among different reward schemes employed by different service providers and define a uniform process for creating