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There's also this thing that we call anhedonia, a general lack of ability to enjoy things, things that typically or previously we enjoyed. Things like food, things like sex, things like exercise, things like social gatherings, a kind of lack of enjoyment from those things.
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one of the principal features of depression is something that we call anhedonia which is an absence of having the ability to have honic responses in other words you can't get pleasure from normally pleasurable things
There's also this thing that we call anhedonia, A general lack of ability to enjoy things. For the time being, we want to frame up anhedonia, this lack of ability to achieve or experience pleasure, a kind of a flat effect, as it's called.
And these are things like decreased appetite. So, you could imagine that one could have decreased appetite because of the anhedonia, the lack of pleasure from food.
it's a core such a core symptom of depression that actually you can get a diagnosis of major depressive disorder without depressed mood if you also have anhedonia it's that important
that's what in that's one of the you know the key parts of major uh depressive disorders called and Adonia