Yuval Bloch, Shai Aviram, Yoram Braw, Hila Z Gvirts, Liron Rabany, Garry Walter
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Attention improves after clinical improvement in acutely depressed adolescents.
In recently depressed adolescents, attention and emotional reactivity improved significantly compared with baseline. Working memory did not improve. This supports the position that, in adolescent depression, attention is state dependent compared with other executive functions that are trait dependent.
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