Combining imaging modalities and metrics that are sensitive to various aspects of brain
structure and maturation may help identify individuals that show deviations in relation to …

Abstract Background Executive functions (EFs) are important partly because they are
associated with risk for psychopathology and substance use problems. Because EFs have …

Background Cerebral myeloarchitecture shows substantial development across childhood
and adolescence, and aberrations in these trajectories are relevant for a range of mental …

Child and adolescent brain development are typically accompanied by marked
improvements in a wide range of cognitive abilities. However, limited information is available …

Abnormalities in brain white matter (WM) are reported in youth at-risk for psychosis. Yet, the
neurodevelopmental time course of these abnormalities remains unclear. Thus, longitudinal …

Objective: Psychiatric symptomatology during childhood predicts persistent mental illness
later in life. While neuroimaging methodologies are routinely applied cross-sectionally to the …

Brain structure is often studied as a marker of youth psychopathology by examining
associations between volume or thickness of individual regions and specific diagnoses …

Importance Many mental disorders emerge during adolescence, which may reflect a cost of
the potential for brain plasticity offered during this period. Brain dysconnectivity has been …

General psychopathology and cognition are likely to have bi-directional influence on each
other. Yet, the relationship between brain structure, psychopathology and cognition remains …

Background Integrating multiple neuroimaging modalities to identify clusters of individuals
and then associating these clusters with psychopathology is a promising approach for …