Article 33th "Subclinical maternal depressive symptoms modulate right inferior frontal response to inferring affective mental states of the adults but not of infants "

Name : Desi Natalia

NPM : 16611028

Title : Subclinical maternal depressive symptoms modulate right inferior frontal

response to inferring affective mental states of the adults but not of infants

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Being a young mother increases the risk of depression. This article studies the symptoms of maternal subclinical depression modulating the right inferior frontal

Response to conclude the affective mental states of adults but not in infants.

The sample used was thirty healthy mothers with varying levels of depressive symptoms. Results: In an adult-based mind-reading task, mothers with more severe symptoms of depression show less

activation of the right inferior frontal gyroscope, the central part of the putative mirror neuron system (pMNS).

  These points indicate that proper right inferior right functional frontal activation, which underlies aToM's ability. Variable susceptibility to maternal depressive symptoms corresponds to the type of social signal.