Over the past years, research has shown that primary (high callousness and low anxiety)
and secondary (high callousness and anxiety) variants of CU traits may be associated with …

Background Early evidence suggests that unexpected non-reward may increase the risk for
aggressive behaviors. Despite the growing interest in understanding brain functions that …

This study aimed to investigate the association between past-reported violent/aggressive
behaviors and brain functional connectivity in male patients suffering from schizophrenia …

Detrimental decision-making is a major problem among violent offenders. Non-invasive
brain stimulation offers a promising method to directly influence decision-making and has …

Schizophrenia is a severe psychiatric disorder characterized by important cognitive deficits,
which ultimately compromise the patients' ability to make optimal decisions. Unfortunately …

Background Clinical features and genetics overlap in schizophrenia (SCZ) and bipolar
disorder (BD). Identifying brain alterations associated with genetic vulnerability for SCZ and …

Poststroke aphasia is an acquired language disorder and has been proven to have adverse
effects on patients' social skills and quality of life. However, there are some inconsistencies …

Understanding how psychopathy compares with brain disease can help clarify its underlying
mechanisms. This literature review is a broad overview of the neurobiology of psychopathic …

Background In mental health, comorbidities are the norm rather than the exception.
However, current meta-analytic methods for summarizing the neural correlates of mental …

Evidence suggests that associations between antisocial behaviour, callous–unemotional
(CU) traits and cognitive empathy (eg perspective taking) vary depending on more fine …