Background Substantial evidence suggests that cognitive deficits might persist after
remission of a major depressive episode. However, results are inconsistent relative to the …

The cognitive processes involved in inhibitory control accuracy (IC) and interference
resolution speed (IR) or broadly–inhibition–are discussed in this review, and both are …

Background Cognitive decline and negative emotions are common in aging, especially
decline in cold cognition which often co-occurred with depression in middle-aged and older …

Introduction Dysfunctional connectivity of resting-state functional networks has been
observed in patients with major depressive disorder (MDD), particularly in cognitive function …

Background Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies examining differences
in the activity of brain networks between the first depressive episode (FDE) and recurrent …

Both depression and substance use problems have their highest incidence during youth (ie,
adolescence and emerging adulthood), and are characterized by emotion regulation …

Background Adolescent-onset depression often results in a chronic and recurrent course,
and is associated with worse outcomes relative to adult-onset depression. Targeting …

Background It has been proposed that state-independent, or trait, neurobiological alterations
across illness phases may contribute to the high recurrence of major depressive disorder …

The significant public health burden associated with late-life depression (LLD) is magnified
by the high rates of recurrence. In this manuscript, we review what is known about …

Aberrant affective neural processing and negative emotional bias are trait‐marks of major
depression disorders (MDDs). However, most research on biased emotional perception in …