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Beyond passivity: Depressive symptoms predict persistent active avoidance under ambiguity
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• Novel paradigm tests competing avoidance strategies under ambiguity. • Depression levels predict increased active avoidance once responses are learned. • Ambiguous cues elicit inflexible active responding with higher symptoms. • Results suggest impaired behavioral adaptation over passive disengagement. • Task supports cross-species comparisons of avoidance strategy control.
Keywords:
Depression
Avoidance strategies
Ambiguity
Behavioral adaptation
Passive disengagement
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