Psychiatric disorders encompass complex aberrations of cognition and affect and are
among the most debilitating and poorly understood of any medical condition. Current�…

Human neuroimaging has been a core component of both research in psychiatry and
conceptual models of the brain circuit-level mechanisms underlying psychopathology�…

Neuroimaging is central to the quest for a biological foundation of psychiatric diagnosis but
so far has not yielded clinically relevant biomarkers for mental disorders. This review�…

In response to claims being made that brain imaging technology had already reached the
point at which it could be useful for making a clinical diagnosis and for helping in treatment�…

Background. Studies measuring the effects of psychotherapy on brain function are under-
represented relative to analogous studies of medications, possibly reflecting historical�…

Psychotherapy is used commonly to treat a variety of mental illnesses, yet surprisingly little is
known about its biological mechanisms especially in comparison with pharmacotherapy. In�…

Deficits in brain networks that support cognitive regulatory functions are prevalent in many
psychiatric disorders. Findings across neuropsychology and neuroimaging point to broad�…

Exposure to trauma is highly common worldwide (1), ranging from interpersonal assaults to
disasters, wars, and pandemics. Ensuing trauma-related psychopathology is common�…

Recent years have marked a renaissance in efforts to increase research reproducibility in
psychology, neuroscience, and related fields. Reproducibility is the cornerstone of a solid�…

Objective: Neuroimaging of psychiatric disorders has increased exponentially in the last
decade; however, much of the uptake thus far has been in the realm of research. We�…