APS

31st APS Annual Convention · 2019

Dimensions of Psychopathology Are Dissociably Linked to Brain Structure in Youth

Washington, DC · May 2019

Poster · Biological/Neuroscience

  • Sophia Seonyeong Park
    Lewis Katz School of Medicine, Temple University
  • Antonia Kaczkurkin
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Aristeidis Sortiras
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Tyler Moore
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Monica Calkins
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Matthew Cieslak
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Adon Rosen
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Kosha Ruparel
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Daniel Pine
    National Institute of Mental Health
  • Russell Shinohara
    University of Pennsylvania
  • David Roalf
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Ruben Gur
    Philadelphia Veterans Administration Medical Center
  • Ruben Gur
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Christos Davatzikos
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Raquel Gur
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Theodore Satterthwaite
    University of Pennsylvania

Abstract

In this study we identified a dissociable relationship between dimensional psychopathology and brain structure using a sample of 1,394 youth. Increased fear symptoms were associated with reduced cortical thickness, and overall psychopathology was linked to global reductions in gray matter volume, suggesting potential biomarkers that may enhance interventions in youth.

Neuroscience

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