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2022 APS Annual Convention

Computational Clinical Psychology: Using Mathematical and Computational Models to Advance Clinical Theory and Practice

Saturday, May 28, 2022 · Chicago, IL

Oral · Clinical Science

Mental disorders are dynamic and multicausal phenomena. This symposium will introduce mathematical and computational modeling as a promising tool for investigating the complexity of mental disorders. We will present three innovative uses of mathematical and computational models and illustrate their potential to advance clinical theory, case conceptualization, and treatment.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Donald RobinaughChair
    Northeastern University
  • Eiko FriedDiscussant
    Leiden University

Presentations

  1. The Use of Mathematical and Computational Models to Advance Clinical Psychological ScienceAlexander Millner, Shirley Wang, Donald Robinaugh, Rebecca Fortgang, Matthew Nock
  2. Mathematical Modeling to Formalize the General Escape Theory of Suicide Shirley Wang, Alexander Millner, Donald Robinaugh, Rebecca Fortgang, Matthew Nock
  3. A Formal Model of the Feedback Loop between Fear and Avoidance in Specific PhobiasJill de Ron, Donald Robinaugh, Denny Borsboom, Merel Kindt, Han Van Der Maas
  4. Bridging the Gap between Complexity Science and Clinical Practice By Formalizing Idiographic Theories: A Computational Model of Functional AnalysisJulian Burger, Date van der Veen, Donald Robinaugh, Rick Quax, Hariëtte Riese, Robert Schoevers, et al.