Emotional reactivity and explicit emotional memory biases in major depressive disorder during euthymia

Major depressive disorder (MDD) is associated with information processing deficits across several cognitive domains. Two examples include biased reactivity (e.g., emotional arousal/reaction) to, and explicit (episodic) memory for, emotional information. Recent research suggests that, compared to healthy controls (HCs), acute depressive states may be associated with reduced reactivity to emotional information in the absence of explicit emotional …