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The Dose-Response Effects of Alcohol on Positive and Depressed Mood in Major Depressive Disorder
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• Alcohol dose effects on affect were tested in people with MDD in a lab-based study • A moderately high alcohol dose increased positive affect for longer than a low dose • A moderately high alcohol dose relieved depressed affect for longer than a low dose • Only the moderately high dose maintained positive affect above depressed affect • These dose-dependent affect shifts may potentially reinforce heavy drinking in MDD
Keywords:
Alcohol dose
Major Depressive Disorder
Positive affect
Depressed affect
Mood regulation
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