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Biobehavioral threat sensitivity and amygdala volume: A twin neuroimaging study by Foell, Jens, Palumbo, Isabella M., Yancey, James R., Vizueta, Nathalie, Demirakca, Traute, Patrick, Christopher J.

“…Current literature on the relationship between dispositional fear (or threat sensitivity) and amygdala gray matter volume (GMV) is heterogeneous, with findings…”
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A Literature Review of Mental Health Symptom Outcomes in U.S. Veterans and Servicemembers Following Combat Exposure and Military Sexual Trauma by Yancey, James R., Carson, Chelsea N., McGlade, Erin C., Yurgelun-Todd, Deborah A.

“…Combat exposure (CE) and military sexual trauma (MST) are among the most common types of traumatic experiences faced by veterans and active duty servicemembers…”
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Psychoneurometric operationalization of threat sensitivity: Relations with clinical symptom and physiological response criteria by Yancey, James R., Venables, Noah C., Patrick, Christopher J.

“…The National Institute of Mental Health's Research Domain Criteria (RDoC) initiative calls for the incorporation of neurobiological approaches and findings…”
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Toward a multimodal measurement model for the neurobehavioral trait of affiliative capacity by Palumbo, Isabella M, Perkins, Emily R, Yancey, James R, Brislin, Sarah J, Patrick, Christopher J, Latzman, Robert D

“…A growing body of research supports the value of a multimodal assessment approach, drawing on measures from different response modalities, for clarifying how…”
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Creatine concentration in the anterior cingulate cortex is associated with greater stress recovery from traumatic events: Preliminary evidence from a US Veteran sample by Yancey, James R., Ma, Jiyoung, Subramaniam, Punitha, Carson, Chelsea N., McGlade, Erin C., Yurgelun-Todd, Deborah A., Renshaw, Perry F.

“…Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a psychiatric condition characterized by a prolonged stress response to potentially life-threatening events long after…”
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Boldness moderates the effects of external threat on performance within a task-switching paradigm by Yancey, James R, Bowyer, Colin B, Foell, Jens, Boot, Walter R, Patrick, Christopher J

“…Set shifting involves the capacity to effectively and efficiently direct mental resources in the service of dynamically changing goal representations. This…”
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Elevated circulating soluble interleukin-2 receptor (sCD25) level is associated with prefrontal excitatory-inhibitory imbalance in individuals with chronic pain: A proton MRS study by Ma, Jiyoung, Subramaniam, Punitha, Yancey, James R., Farrington, Amy A., McGlade, Erin C., Renshaw, Perry F., Yurgelun-Todd, Deborah A.

“…•Higher circulating sCD25 level is associated with greater prefrontal Glx/GABA+.•Elevated Glx/GABA+ is linked to pain catastrophizing and evaluative pain…”
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Toward a neurobehavioral trait conceptualization of depression proneness by Bowyer, Colin B., Joyner, Keanan J., Yancey, James R., Venables, Noah C., Hajcak, Greg, Patrick, Christopher J.

“…The etiology of major depressive disorder is heterogeneous, and differing pathways leading to the development of depression are proposed to account for…”
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Aversive startle potentiation and fear pathology: Mediating role of threat sensitivity and moderating impact of depression by Yancey, James R., Vaidyanathan, Uma, Patrick, Christopher J.

“…Enhanced startle reactivity during exposure to unpleasant cues (aversive startle potentiation; ASP) appears in the RDoC matrix as a physiological index of…”
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Evidence for a heritable brain basis to deviance-promoting deficits in self-control by Yancey, James R., Venables, Noah C., Hicks, Brian M., Patrick, Christopher J.

“…Classic criminological theories emphasize the role of impaired self-control in behavioral deviancy. Reduced amplitude of the P300 brain response is reliably…”
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A Distinct Configuration of MMPI-2-RF Scales RCd and RC9/ACT Is Associated With Suicide Attempt Risk Among Suicide Ideators in a Psychiatric Outpatient Sample by Stanley, Ian H., Yancey, James R., Patrick, Christopher J., Joiner, Thomas E.

“…Suicide is a major public health problem, claiming the lives of more than 40,000 individuals in the United States each year. Efforts are needed to (a) identify…”
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Quantifying Dispositional Fear as Threat Sensitivity: Development and Initial Validation of a Model-Based Scale Measure by Kramer, Mark D., Patrick, Christopher J., Hettema, John M., Moore, Ashlee A., Sawyers, Chelsea K., Yancey, James R.

“…The Research Domain Criteria initiative aims to reorient the focus of psychopathology research toward biobehavioral constructs that cut across different…”
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Using a co-twin control design to evaluate alternative trait measures as indices of liability for substance use disorders by Joyner, Keanan J., Yancey, James R., Venables, Noah C., Burwell, Scott J., Iacono, William G., Patrick, Christopher J.

“…To establish a trait-dispositional variable as an indicator of liability for the development of substance use disorders (SUDs), the trait must share heritable…”
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Blunted Reward Sensitivity and Trait Disinhibition Interact to Predict Substance Use Problems by Joyner, Keanan J., Bowyer, Colin B., Yancey, James R., Venables, Noah C., Foell, Jens, Worthy, Darrell A., Hajcak, Greg, Bartholow, Bruce D., Patrick, Christopher J.

“…Reward-deficit models of addiction posit weaknesses in reward sensitivity to be promotive of substance dependence, whereas the externalizing spectrum model…”
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Reprint of: Using a co-twin control design to evaluate alternative trait measures as indices of liability for substance use disorders by Joyner, Keanan J., Yancey, James R., Venables, Noah C., Burwell, Scott J., Iacono, William G., Patrick, Christopher J.

“…To establish a trait-dispositional variable as an indicator of liability for the development of substance use disorders (SUDs), the trait must share heritable…”
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Boldness moderates cognitive performance under acute threat: Evidence from a task-switching paradigm involving cueing for shock by Yancey, James R, Bowyer, Colin B, Roberts, Keenan E, Jones, Danielle, Joyner, Keanan J, Foell, Jens, McGlade, Erin C, Yurgelun-Todd, Deborah A, Boot, Walter R, Patrick, Christopher J

“…Understanding factors that influence behavioral performance in high-pressure contexts is relevant to critical occupations such as first responders, military…”
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Evidence of a prominent genetic basis for associations between psychoneurometric traits and common mental disorders by Venables, Noah C., Hicks, Brian M., Yancey, James R., Kramer, Mark D., Nelson, Lindsay D., Strickland, Casey M., Krueger, Robert F., Iacono, William G., Patrick, Christopher J.

“…Threat sensitivity (THT) and weak inhibitory control (or disinhibition; DIS) are trait constructs that relate to multiple types of psychopathology and can be…”
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Callousness and Affective Face Processing in Adults: Behavioral and Brain-Potential Indicators by Brislin, Sarah J, Yancey, James R, Perkins, Emily R, Palumbo, Isabella M, Drislane, Laura E, Salekin, Randall T, Fanti, Kostas A, Kimonis, Eva R, Frick, Paul J, Blair, R. James R, Patrick, Christopher J

“…The investigation of callous-unemotional (CU) traits has been central to contemporary research on child behavior problems, and served as the impetus for…”
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Methodological issues in the use of individual brain measures to index trait liabilities: The example of noise-probe P3 by Perkins, Emily R., Yancey, James R., Drislane, Laura E., Venables, Noah C., Balsis, Steve, Patrick, Christopher J.

“…Recent research initiatives have called for an increased use of biological concepts and measures in defining and studying mental health problems, but important…”
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Integrating criminological and mental health perspectives on low self-control: A multi-domain analysis by Venables, Noah C., Foell, Jens, Yancey, James R., Beaver, Kevin M., Iacono, William G., Patrick, Christopher J.

“…Criminological theories of crime, delinquency, and deviancy emphasize the causal role of low self-control whereas models of psychopathology posit a general…”
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