氨基胺使用障碍与在预期损失和奖励期间的条纹体低活化有关

April C May1,2, Kaiping Burrows3, Rayus Kuplicki3

  • 1Palo Alto Veterans Affairs Health Care System, Mental Illness Research and Education Clinical Centers (MIRECC), Palo Alto, CA, USA.

概括

胺使用障碍 (AMP) 患者在奖励和损失预期方面表现出改变的大脑反应,影响决策和复发脆弱性. 腹状条纹体中的这些神经差异可能解释了处理奖励和惩罚的困难.

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