Cognitive Control

Presenting findings related to distinct functional brain patterns and cognitive control vulnerabilities for the antisocial phenotypes callous-unemotional traits and how these could contribute to core impairments involving inferring others emotions.

On the topic of cognitive control impairments impacting affective theory of mind associated with the youth antisocial phenotype callous-unemotoinal traits.

On the topic of functional connectivity informing potential mechanisms underlying the youth antisocial phenotype callous-unemotoinal traits.

This original data collection (PI Winters) tests the impact of cognitive control on affective theory of mind in a sample of early adolescents that vary on callous-unemotional traits.

On the topic of cognitive control and its association with affective theory of mind in relation to the youth antisocial phenotype callous-unemotional traits.

This project examined the extend to which perspective-taking accounted for the relatoinship between cognitive control and perspective taking as well as the underlying functional brain properties of these assocaitions.

Results from the original data collection (PI Winters) that tested the impact of cognitive control on affective theory of mind in a sample of early adolescents that vary on callous-unemotional traits.

This project seeks to test the extent to which cognitive impairments amongst adolescents with callous-unemotional traits drive difficulties to infer and understand others emotions.

This project seeks to determine how distinctions in executive function is implicated in distinct antisocial phenotype symptoms.