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Disrupted cerebellar interactions in the cerebellar-thalamo-cortical triple network model across risk states and first-episode psychosis

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By Minji Ha, Inkyung Park, Hyungyou Park, Taekwan Kim, Wu Hwang, Jiseon Jang, Minah Kim, Jun Soo Kwon
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cerebellar dysconnectivity has been repeatedly linked to psychosis and is often accompanied by disruptions in thalamic and cortical regions. These disturbances are broadly consistent with the triple network model, which conceptualizes psychopathology as arising from abnormal interactions among the salience (SAL), default mode (DMN), and executive control (ECN) networks.
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Thalamo-cortical white matter connectivity-defined thalamic subarea volumes predict individual delay discounting

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By Bryan Yoon, Hyungyou Park
| Nature Verified
Abstract Delay discounting (DD), the tendency to favor smaller, immediate rewards over larger, delayed rewards, is associated with impulsivity and various psychiatric disorders. In this study, we investigated the role of the thalamus, a brain structure with multiple subdivisions that relays information to cortical regions, in influencing DD. We hypothesized that thalamic subdivisions play distinct roles in modulating individual impulsivity.
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Perfectionism, test anxiety, and neuroticism determines high academic performance: a cross-sectional study - BMC Psychology

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By Hyung Jun, Yong Keun, Hyung Jun Lee, Yong Song, Dong Ki Yoon, Sanghoon Oh, Jiyoon Shin, Hyungyou Park, Yoontae Hong
| BMC Psychology Verified
The study included 102 participants in the AHA group, who were students from the medical school of Seoul National University (1st and 2nd -grade premedical students and medical students from 1st to 4th grade), and 120 comparison participants from universities located in Seoul (1st to 4th grade) excluding medical schools. In South Korea, medical school enrollment is allowed only in the top 0.1% ranking of academic scores.
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