Fronto‐temporal alterations within the first 200 ms during an attentional task distinguish major depression, non‐clinical participants with depressed mood and healthy controls: A potential biomarker?
Andrew H. Kemp(Morriston Hospital), Leanne M. Williams(Palo Alto University), Daniel F. Hermens(University of the Sunshine Coast), Wilhelmus Drinkenburg(Janssen (Belgium)), Rebecca Penrose(Flinders University), Alexander C. McFarlane(The University of Adelaide), Patrick Hopkinson(The University of Sydney), Evian Gordon, C. Richard Clark(Flinders University), Nadia Abdi, Alexander Sumich(King's College London), DONALD L. ROWE(Westmead Hospital), Philip Boyce(The University of Sydney)
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