Cognitive training interventions appear to improve aspects of emotion regulation among patients with major depression, according to new research published in Behaviour Research and Therapy. While the emotional toll of major depressive disorder is well known, the condition is also associated with various cognitive deficits, including problems with memory, processing speed, attention, and executive functioning. Previous research has indicated that improving cognitive function can improve depressive symptom severity. The authors of the current research were interested in learning more about poten…
