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Neurofeedback during Self-face Processing in Depressed versus Healthy Adolescents

Oh, Sewon
Teoh, Jia Yuan
Mohamed, Sumaya
Barstad, Brianna
Washist, Shabad
Mansur, Shamsam
Punzalan, Monica Talitha
Wedan, Riley
Dimick, Savannah
Uburbil, Kamil
Strupp, John
Thomas, Kathleen
Scott, Hannah
Quevedo, Karina
2018
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Neurofeedback during Self-face Processing in Depressed versus Healthy Adolescents

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Faculty advisor: Karina Quevedo

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This research was supported by the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP).

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Oh, Sewon; Teoh, Jia Yuan; Mohamed, Sumaya; Barstad, Brianna; Washist, Shabad; Mansur, Shamsam; Punzalan, Monica Talitha; Wedan, Riley; Dimick, Savannah; Uburbil, Kamil; Strupp, John; Thomas, Kathleen; Scott, Hannah; Quevedo, Karina. (2018). Neurofeedback during Self-face Processing in Depressed versus Healthy Adolescents. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/196393.

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