Subclinical depression and anxiety impact verbal memory functioning differently in men and women —an fMRI study

Keyphrases

• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 100%
• Verbal Memory 100%
• Subclinical Depression 100%
• Clinical Anxiety 100%
• Memory Efficiency 100%
• Memory Function 100%
• Anxiety Scale 66%
• Depression Score 66%
• Cerebral Activity 66%
• Cerebral Region 66%
• Regression Analysis 33%
• Female Patients 33%
• Gyrus 33%
• Occipitotemporal 33%
• Non-associated 33%
• Schizophrenia 33%
• Memory Processes 33%
• Anterior Cingulate 33%
• Depressed Mood 33%
• Developing Strategy 33%
• Male Patients 33%
• Memory Task 33%
• Gender Differences 33%
• Cognitive Demand 33%
• High Anxiety 33%
• Non-inferiority Trial 33%
• Arousal 33%
• Target Word 33%
• Neuroimaging Techniques 33%
• Spanish Language 33%
• Free Recall 33%
• Recognition Task 33%
• Gender-specific 33%
• Memory Impairment 33%
• Depressive Symptoms 33%
• Temporoparietal Junction 33%
• Bilateral Thalamus 33%
• Emotional Regulation 33%
• Depression in Women 33%
• Low Frequency Word 33%
• Yes-no Questions 33%

Psychology

• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 100%
• Decision Making 50%
• Neuroimaging 50%
• Mood 50%
• Schizophrenia 50%
• Gender Difference 50%
• Regression Analysis 50%
• Memory Impairment 50%
• Temporoparietal Junction 50%
• Thalamus 50%
• Depressive Disorder 50%