Chairs: Colin G. DeYoung & Elizabeth A. Martin
The charge of this workgroup is to characterize emerging transdiagnostic dimensions by considering the interface between quantitative structural models of psychopathology dimensions (i.e., HiTOP) and approaches that begin with neurobiology. The workgroup aims to identify points of convergence and to more clearly articulate the transdiagnostic phenotypic and clinical endpoints of neurobiological variation. It also aims to facilitate identification of neural liability for, and expression of, various forms of psychopathology, as well as identification of models for relating neurobiological systems to clinical research and practice. The scope is not limited to research on humans, also providing an avenue through which nonhuman animal research can intersect with and inform HiTOP.
Participants:
Aaron Heller
Alex Fornito
Alexander J. Shackman
Alexandre Dombrovski
Anna Docherty
Anthony C. Ruocco
Antonia Kaczkurkin
Avram Holmes
Brady Nelson
Christina Carlisi
Christopher J. Patrick
David H. Zald
Edward Bernat
Giorgia Michelini
Irwin D. Waldman
James Prisciandaro
Jamie Hanson
Jennifer L. Tackett
John D. Haltigan
Kamran Afzali
Keanan Joyner
Kelsey E. Hagan
Liam Satchell
Marco Leyton
Mark Bellgrove
Michael Dretsch
Michael Hallquist
Michael T. Treadway
Natalie Goulter
Nicholas R. Eaton
Noah Venables
Philipp Homan
Rachael Grazioplene
Rany Abend
Raymond Chan
Rita Pasion
Robert D. Latzman
Robert Krueger
Robert R. Althoff
Roman Kotov
Sarah Brislin
Scott D. Blain
Sylia Wilson
Timothy Allen
Vina Goghari
