APS
2022 APS Annual Convention
The Transdiagnostic Role of Compromised Learning in Psychopathology and Ill Health
Subject Area: Clinical Science
Learning to predict danger is adaptive as it enables us to avoid future harm. Compromised learning (i.e. impaired safety and extinction learning, overgeneralization) has been advanced as a transdiagnostic marker of pathology. This symposium brings together novel insights on compromised learning in trauma/anxiety- and disgust-related disorders, as well as pain.
Chairs & Discussants
- Ann MeuldersChair
Maastricht University - Ann MeuldersChair
KU Leuven
Presentations
- The Role of Learning in Posttraumatic Stress DisorderMiriam Lommen
- Generalization of Conditioned Disgust and the Attendant Maladaptive Avoidance: Validation of a Novel Paradigm and Effects of Trait Disgust-PronenessHannah Berg
- Overgeneralization of Pain-Related Fear and Avoidance in Chronic Pain Ann Meulders
- Fear Learning in Genital Pain: The Way ForwardMarieke Dewitte
