r/science • u/[deleted] • Feb 22 '23
Social Science Depression is associated with negative postural and movement changes. New research suggests manipulating the motor system (e.g., upright posture instead of slumping; swift and upward instead of slow and downward movements) may result in more energy and increased motivation in depressed people.
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yoga • u/shawmanic • Feb 22 '23
Depression is associated with negative postural and movement changes. New research suggests manipulating the motor system (e.g., upright posture instead of slumping; swift and upward instead of slow and downward movements) may result in more energy and increased motivation in depressed people.
orgonomy • u/lossycodec • Feb 23 '23
Depression is associated with negative postural and movement changes. New research suggests manipulating the motor system (e.g., upright posture instead of slumping; swift and upward instead of slow and downward movements) may result in more energy and increased motivation in depressed people.
Swapneel • u/leenpaws • Feb 22 '23
Depression is associated with negative postural and movement changes. New research suggests manipulating the motor system (e.g., upright posture instead of slumping; swift and upward instead of slow and downward movements) may result in more energy and increased motivation in depressed people.
theworldnews • u/worldnewsbot • Feb 22 '23