Investigating the Effect of Mental Imagery-Based Future Episodic Simulation on Subsequent Behavioral Engagement in Depressed, Dysphoric, and Nondepressed Individuals

Shevchenko, Jennifer; Ji, Julie L; Cole, Scott N; Renner, Fritz; Hallford, David

Investigating the Effect of Mental Imagery-Based Future Episodic Simulation on Subsequent Behavioral Engagement in Depressed, Dysphoric, and Nondepressed Individuals

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posted on 2025-06-27, 03:19 authored by Jennifer Shevchenko, Julie L Ji, Scott N Cole, Fritz Renner, David HallfordDavid Hallford

Investigating the Effect of Mental Imagery-Based Future Episodic Simulation on Subsequent Behavioral Engagement in Depressed, Dysphoric, and Nondepressed Individuals

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Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition

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2211-3681

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eng

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American Psychological Association

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behavioral engagement COGNITIVE BIAS MODIFICATION depression ecological momentary assessment EVENTS IMAGINATION mental imagery prospective cognition Psychology Psychology, Experimental Social Sciences

Investigating the Effect of Mental Imagery-Based Future Episodic Simulation on Subsequent Behavioral Engagement in Depressed, Dysphoric, and Nondepressed Individuals

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