Men and women show differences in prevalence, symptomology, and treatment responsivity
in most brain disorders. Here we use rodent models to explore sex differences in reward-seeking
and punishment-avoidance behaviors, which are critical to the pathophysiology of psychiatric
illnesses that also show sex differences, such as anxiety, major depressive, substance
use, and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorders.
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