Online exposure and trying again
Separate repeated exposure, comparison and interruption. Test whether the effects carry over to the next task.
Psychopathology,
read one question
at a time
A research journal from RISCON Labs. Follow questions about depression, ADHD, anxiety and other areas of psychopathology from published findings to their limits, datasets and reproducible checks.
Can depression care take less time and still help people recover?
The THREE-D trial shortened the magnetic stimulation itself from 37.5 minutes to three. Both groups still attended over four to six weeks.
Research agenda
What lasts after a shared activity?
Track what changes after people leave a community activity, a game, a concert or a ritual.
Brain–computer interfaces and feedback
Review Neuralink’s trial and ask what open EEG can show about detecting errors.
Research programs
Priority goes to topics with multi-site studies, accessible publications and reusable data.
Major depressive disorder
Research on how low mood, loss of interest, and other symptoms combine and relate to everyday functioning.
Questions and evidenceAttention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
Research on how inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity vary across development and settings.
Questions and evidenceGeneralized anxiety disorder
Research on the relationship between persistent worry across areas of life and everyday functioning.
Questions and evidenceSchizophrenia
Research on psychotic symptoms, changes in cognition and social functioning, and genetic associations.
Questions and evidenceBipolar disorder
Research on manic, hypomanic, and depressive episodes, functioning between episodes, and genetic associations.
Questions and evidenceAutism spectrum disorder
Research on the development of social communication, repetitive behaviors and interests, and sensory responses.
Questions and evidencePost-traumatic stress disorder
Research on how re-experiencing, avoidance, and heightened arousal persist after trauma and how everyday functioning changes.
Questions and evidenceObsessive-compulsive disorder
Research on recurring unwanted thoughts, repetitive actions, and the learning processes that may underlie them.
Questions and evidenceSensory processing sensitivity
Research on individual differences in responsiveness to the environment. HSP (highly sensitive person) describes someone high in this trait.
Questions and evidenceOpen questions
Among people with the same total symptom score, do individual symptom patterns improve predictions of later changes in everyday functioning?
Major depressive disorder
How well do childhood symptoms and observations at home and school together predict everyday functioning in adulthood?
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
What similarities and differences emerge when several countries track the relationship between worry and everyday functioning using the same methods?
Generalized anxiety disorder
How well do repeated measures of cognition and everyday functioning in early psychosis cohorts predict the long-term course?
Schizophrenia
How consistent are genetic associations for bipolar disorder subtypes when cohorts apply the same assessment criteria?
Bipolar disorder
Do the connectivity differences reported in early imaging studies replicate in samples with a wider range of ages and representation by sex?
Autism spectrum disorder
Could repeated imaging and symptom assessments before and after trauma establish when differences in hippocampal volume first appear?
Post-traumatic stress disorder
How closely do avoidance habits measured in experiments relate to the frequency of compulsions in daily life?
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Do individual differences in environmental sensitivity measured by self-report also appear in behavioral tasks across cultures?
Sensory processing sensitivity
First audit
Cohort composition in the UCLA CNP release
Participant counts from the versioned OpenNeuro release (272 records).