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How Mapping Thoughts to Specific Activities Can Influence Our Overall Health and Well-Being
Researchers examine how our surroundings and everyday social interactions affect our thought patterns.
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U.S. Study Finds Black Patients to Receive the Highest Rates of Psychotic Disorder Diagnoses
Scientists assess inequalities in the incidence of psychotic disorders among different racial and ethnic groups.
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‘Mystical’ Experience Using Psychedelics May Improve Mental Health
Scientists study how LSD and natural psychedelic substances affect anxiety and depression symptoms.
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How Differences in Processing Reliability Can Hinder Advancement in Neuroimaging
Examining how cross-tool differences can distort our ability to detect individual variations, and advance the field.
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Embracing Computational Errors to Create More Predictive and Generalizable Biomarkers
Exploring how computational errors can be leveraged to improve models of brain networks.
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Computational Errors Could Have a Negative Impact on the Ability to Study Brain Networks
Identifying the effects that random unavoidable computing errors have on developing reliable models of brain-phenotype relationships.
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Preprint on Phenotypic Reliability
Achieving better biomarker discovery for a fraction of the cost of large-scale samples.
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Groundbreaking Study Predicts Mental Health Outcomes via Pandemic-Induced Stressors
Evaluating the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the mental health of adults and children.
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