Although investigation of the brains of criminals began quite early in the history of
psychophysiological research, little is known about brain plasticity of offenders with …

Psychopathic individuals are characterized by impaired affective processing, impulsivity,
sensation-seeking, poor planning skills and heightened aggressiveness with poor self …

Background Effective treatment interventions for criminal offenders are necessary to reduce
risk of criminal recidivism. Evidence about deviant electroencephalographic (EEG) …

BACKGROUND: Psychopathy is a severe personality disorder often leading to violent and
disruptive antisocial behavior. Efficient and proper social behavior crucially relies on …

Although the definition of criminal behavior is fraught with controversy, with single acts
“criminalized” or “decriminalized” according to time and place, and as such being observed …

FORENSIC NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AT THE CHALLENGE OF THE RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN COGNITION AND EMOTION IN PSYCHOPATHY Summary. Introduction. The …

Electroencephalographic (EEG) neurofeedback could be a promising treatment for forensic
psychiatric patients. Increasing evidence shows some patients are unable to regulate …

Slow cortical potentials (SCPs) are considered to reflect the regulation of attention resources
and cortical excitability in cortical neuronal networks. Impaired attentional functioning, as …

Psychopathic personality disordered patients would, by virtue of a failure to self-regulate, be
expected to show diminished amplitudes of feedback-related brain potentials. Among a …

The diminished fear reactivity is one of the most valid physiological findings in psychopathy
research. In a fear conditioning paradigm, with faces as conditioned stimulus (CS) and …