Abstract

Most research on the relationship between reward sensitivity and psychopathology have centered on one circumstance at a time and have now not regarded practicable intercourse or lifespan differences. Using nonlinear modeling, we explored reward sensitivity normative patterns throughout the lifespan for men and women, and as a result studied its sex-specific associations with psychopathology issues (inattention, hyperactivity, autism spectrum, reactive aggression, depression, anxiety, smoking, and alcohol, gentle and difficult drug use).