This review considers computational psychiatry from a particular viewpoint: namely, a
commitment to explaining psychopathology in terms of pathophysiology. It rests on the …

The time is ripe to integrate burgeoning evidence of the important role of sensory and motor
functioning in mental health within the National Institute of Mental Health's [NIMH] Research …

Pain is driven by sensation and emotion, and in turn, it motivates decisions and actions. To
fully appreciate the multidimensional nature of pain, we formulate the study of pain within a …

Pain invariably changes over time. These fluctuations contain statistical regularities which, in
theory, could be learned by the brain to generate expectations and control responses. We …

Visual clustering is a common perceptual task in scatterplots that supports diverse analytics
tasks (eg, cluster identification). However, even with the same scatterplot, the ways of …

Perception of sensory stimulation is influenced by numerous psychological variables. One
example is placebo analgesia, where expecting low pain causes a painful stimulus to feel …

Previous studies have shown a robust correlation between variability of clinical pain scores
and responsiveness to placebo (but not active drug) in pain studies, but explanations for …

Pain and tinnitus share common pathophysiological mechanisms, clinical features, and
treatment approaches. A source-localized resting-state EEG study was conducted in 150 …

The generalization of learned behavior has been extensively investigated, but accounting
for variance in generalized responding remains a challenge. Based on recent advances, we …

Placebo interventions generate mismatches between expected pain and sensory signals
from which pain states are inferred. Since we lack direct access to bodily states, we can only …