Behavioral anhedonia in Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)
Keywords:
Anhedonia, major depression disorder, psychiatry, social rewardAbstract
Introduction: Depression is a major public health problem, with existing pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments not equally effective in all patients. The complex etiology and pathogenesis of depression pose a challenge that requires different approach strategies to effectively alleviate this mental symptom. Anhedonia, or loss of interest and pleasure in commonly enjoyed activities, is one of the main diagnostic criteria for depressive disorders in the psychiatric diagnostic systems of the Diagnostic Statistical Manual (DSM) and International Statistical Classification of Diseases (ICD). Major depressive disorder indicates a depressive condition that does not solely rely on reports of sad mood but the presence of anhedonia behavior. The review of these studies aims to determine changes in anhedonia behavior in depressive disorders. Methods: This research review was prepared using the literature review method by collecting valid scientific literature, namely Google Scholar, PubMed and Scientific Direct. Discussion: Anhedonia behavior is related to several factors, including social interaction is the most complex and ambiguous human environment. Hence the existence of rules that are fraught with misunderstandings. It requires complex examination to determine exactly what the rewarding components of social interaction are.
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