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The primary objectives are (1) to investigate the feasibility of online courses targeting nutrition and food-related behaviour and (2) to investigate whether the feasibility of the online courses is related to depressive symptoms. The secondary…
In the present study we propose two TMS experiments, in which we want to examine the brain areas crucially involved in the processing of emotional prosody in healthy right handed subjects.
The aim of the proposed research is to test the hypothesis that psychometric schizotypy (or psychosis-proneness, i.e. subclinical hallucinations and delusions in healthy people) is associated with reduced activation of brain circuits subserving self…
This study attempts to explore the relation between the functioning of the schema-related mPFC, REM sleep and affective memory bias, by simulating a depressive-like state in healthy subjects through negative mood induction and applying rTMS to…
The primary objective of the study is to predict the effect of a given ecological momentary intervention (either ReApp or Imager) based on acquired baseline measures. Further, the use of DBMs to generate an objective stressor reactivity score is…
The primary objective is to influence amygdala and ventral striatum neuronal activity, thereby changing their influence on consequent approach/avoidance decisions, as indicated with left or right button presses.
The primary objective is to assess the causal role of the human amygdala in fear learning, by indexing the impact of TUS targeting the amygdala on physiological markers of fear. The secondary objectives are to (1) discern the neuromodulatory effects…
The current study aims to examine the influence of suppression as an emotion regulation strategy on inhibition in patients with Anorexia Nervosa restrictive type (AN-R), Anorexia Nervosa binge purge type (AN-BP), Bulimia Nervosa (BN), and Binge…
To demonstrate that combined phMRI/phMRS can characterize the dose-dependent neurometabolic response to S-ketamine.
To investigate the causal involvement of the ralPFC in the offset of fear (study 1) and SSRT (study 2) by temporally inhibiting this area using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS).