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Het beloningssysteem in de hersenen: weten, meten en ingrijpen

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Verslaving en depressie zijn aandoeningen waarbij het beloningssysteem is ontregeld en de motivatie en het levensgeluk ernstig zijn aangetast. Twee vragen wil ik hier beantwoorden: heeft een wetenschappelijke benadering van motivatie en geluk wel bestaansrecht en hoe zouden eventuele interventies moeten plaatsvinden?

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Kortekaas, R. Het beloningssysteem in de hersenen: weten, meten en ingrijpen. NEPR 11, 38–42 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03079122

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