The Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology (HiTOP) is an empirical effort to address
limitations of traditional mental disorder diagnoses. These include arbitrary boundaries …

Although irritability is among the most common reasons that children and adolescents are
brought for psychiatric care, there are few effective treatments. Developmentally sensitive …

Alcohol has been associated with violent crimes and domestic violence across many
nations. Various etiological factors were linked to chronic alcohol use and violence including …

Abstract Purpose of Review To review the current literature on biobehavioral mechanisms
involved in reactive aggression in a transdiagnostic approach. Recent Findings Aggressive …

This review of the neuroscience of anger is part of The Human Affectome Project, where we
attempt to map anger and its components (ie, physiological, cognitive, experiential) to the …

Exposure to prolonged stress in critical developmental periods induces heightened
vulnerability to psychiatric disorders, which may have sex-specific consequences. Here we …

Empathy and anger are two social emotions that modulate an individual's risk for
aggression. Empathy is an emotional reaction to another individual's emotional state. Anger …

The hypothesis of chronically low brain serotonin levels as pathophysiologically linked to
impulsive aggression has been around for several decades. Whereas the theory was initially …

Deriving hypotheses from I³ theory (pronounced “I-cubed theory”), the authors conducted 4
studies to clarify the circumstances under which dispositional aggressiveness predicts …

Discrimination of facial expressions is an elementary function of the human brain. While the
way emotions are represented in the brain has long been debated, common and specific …