The Surprising Link Between Depression and Risk-Taking
A meta-analysis guided by Associate Professor Jianmin Zeng found that people with major depression took more risks in some decision tasks, fewer in others, and differed little in the rest.
Features based on peer-reviewed papers published in Journal of Affective Disorders Reports.
A meta-analysis guided by Associate Professor Jianmin Zeng found that people with major depression took more risks in some decision tasks, fewer in others, and differed little in the rest.
Dr. Hyungjin Kim's team found that Veterans Health Administration behavioural health providers with more say over whether they teleworked during the pandemic reported less burnout.