ICPS
2019 International Convention of Psychological Science
The Precarious Balance of Cognitive and Affective Factors: Investigations of Brain Mechanisms of Developmental Psychopathology
Following a neurobiological model of motivated behavior emphasizing imbalances in neural development among subcortical systems and prefrontal cortex functioning, this symposium highlights four studies using a developmental psychopathology framework to examine neural correlates of emotional reactive and cognitive control systems as risk or protective factors contributing to psychopathology.
Chairs & Discussants
- Jungmeen Kim-SpoonChair
Virginia Tech - Monique ErnstDiscussant
National Institute of Mental Health
Presentations
- Positive Mother-Daughter Relationships in Childhood Predict Development of Depression and Function in Reward Circuitry during AdolescenceErika Forbes
- Neural Correlates of Emotion Introspection in AdolescentsAmanda Guyer
- Cognitive and Biological Markers Reflect Sensitivity to Attention Bias ModificationKoraly Perez-Edgar
- Neural Cognitive Control As a Protective Factor in the Reciprocal Association between Neural Risk Processing and Substance Use in AdolescenceJungmeen Kim-Spoon