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The Return of the King

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By David Harper
| SKTCHD Verified
“So, what comics did you like before?” the clerk at BOSCO’S Comics, a comic shop in Anchorage, Alaska, asked me. I had to give the question some serious thought. I needed to because it was my first time in a comic shop in several years, as I had stopped reading during my late teen years. It’s a common tale, one that marks the end of the run for many readers. But thanks to encouragement from my mom, I decided to give the medium another shot.
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Multiversity Says Goodbye: “Five Thoughts on the Multiversity Comics Experience”

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By David Harper
| multiversitycomics.com
David Harper was an editor at Multiversity, the first person I (Brian) knew with a ‘video podcast,’ and the writer of the funniest image caption in the history of the site. He know runs the Eisner-nominated Sktchd. In the grand scheme of this site, my time here was just a blip in its lengthy run, even if I arrived fairly early. I was the third person in the door back in May 2009, having been wooed into joining by the site’s founder Matthew Meylikhov earlier that month. It didn’t take much.
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38. Links Across RDoC Positive Valence System Self-Report Measures, Delay Discounting Behavior and Multi-Modal Brain Circuitry

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By Lisa D. Nickerson, David Harper, Poornima Kumar
| Biological Psychiatry Verified
Delay discounting (DD) is a transdiagnostic NIMH RDoC positive valence system (PVS) sub-construct that is impaired across various psychiatric disorders. Understanding relationships between RDoC measures across levels of analysis (LA) to link brain circuitry to behavior to self-report LA is critical to enhance the utility of RDoC for research on psychiatric disorders. We examine the links between multi-modal MRI patterns from data fusion and PVS DD and self-report UA to parse the DD sub-construct.
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