Mainz

B02: Young offenders’ self-regulation deficit as a common mechanism for aggressive behavior and psychopathology - neural mechanisms and role of adverse childhood experiences

Wolfgang Retz Oliver Tüscher Mainz Research-Area-B Cognitive, Systems and Behavioural Neurobiolog Biological Psychiatry Clinical Psychiatry, Psychotherapy, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

This project aims to identify cognitive and emotion control deficits in the context of negative valence and threat interference and their association with ACE in young offenders.

C03: Distributed network control and interventions to frustrative non-reward and threat triggered aggressions

Wolfgang Kelsch Wolfgang Weber-Fahr Mainz Mannheim Research-Area-C Biological Psychiatry Clinical Psychiatry, Psychotherapy, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Investigate context-dependent aggression triggered by frustrative non-reward or acute social threats.

C07: Identifying mediators of threat-aggression and experimental manipulation by tDCS

Michael Plichta Wolfgang Retz Frankfurt Mainz Research-Area-C Biological Psychiatry

Test the interaction of the CS and frustrative non-reward as part of the NVS.

Projects

B02: Young offenders’ self-regulation deficit as a common mechanism for aggressive behavior and psychopathology - neural mechanisms and role of adverse childhood experiences

C03: Distributed network control and interventions to frustrative non-reward and threat triggered aggressions

C07: Identifying mediators of threat-aggression and experimental manipulation by tDCS