Objectives: To assess whether there are shared or divergent (a) cognitive and (b) emotion
processing characteristics among violent individuals with antisocial personality disorder …

Walking while simultaneously performing cognitively demanding tasks such as talking or
texting are typical complex behaviors in our daily routines. Little is known about neural …

Response inhibition deficits are well-documented in drug users, and are related to the
impulsive tendencies characteristic of the addictive phenotype. Addicts also show significant …

Many studies have shown abnormal cerebral blood flow (CBF) in schizophrenia; however, it
remains unclear how topological properties of CBF network are altered in this disorder …

Research into mental illness and its relationship with violence has been constrained by
inconsistencies in the definition and measurement of violent behavior. We conducted a …

Executive function deficits and reward dysregulation, which mainly manifests as anhedonia,
are well documented in drug abusers. We investigated specific aspects of executive function …

ISSUE: Violence is a major management issue for forensic mental health systems. Violence
can be approached as a medical syndrome and deconstructed into psychotic, impulsive …

Neurophysiological investigations in patients with schizophrenia consistently show early
sensory processing deficits in the visual system. Importantly, comparable sensory deficits …

Background: Violent acts in patients with schizophrenia are often associated with their
hostility and aggression levels. Poor visuospatial processing has been suggested as a …

While early neurodevelopmental processes during the emergence of ADHD in childhood
received considerable attention, the neurobiological mechanisms that underlie the changes …