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SUMMARY:When Emotion Takes the Wheel: Clinical Outcomes\, Neurocognitive Co
 rrelates\, and Treatment Frontiers of Emotion-Related Impulsivity 
DESCRIPTION:Kontakt: mikael.johansson@psy.lu.se\n\nSheri L. Johnson\, Ph.D.
 Distinguished Professor of Psychology\, Director\, CALM Program\, Universi
 ty of California\, BerkeleyEmotion-related impulsivity—the tendency to a
 ct rashly during intense affective states—serves as a potent transdiagno
 stic vulnerability factor across a broad spectrum of psychopathologies. It
  is robustly linked to severe clinical outcomes\, including aggression\, s
 elf-harm\, and suicidality. This talk will define measures of emotion-rela
 ted impulsivity\, and then discuss these widespread clinical consequences 
 before diving into its underlying neurocognitive correlates. By exploring 
 how acute emotional states disrupt top-down cognitive control and decision
 -making circuits for those prone to this form of impulsivity\, we will map
  the specific neural correlates that are candidate mechanisms for these hi
 gh-risk behaviors. Finally\, the presentation will pivot to translation\, 
 highlighting emerging paradigms and early evidence in treatment developmen
 t through tailoring cognitive behavioral and cognitive remediation approac
 hes to target these neurocognitive processes.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;\n\nMer informa
 tion om händelsen: https://www.psy.lu.se/evenemang/when-emotion-takes-whe
 el-clinical-outcomes-neurocognitive-correlates-and-treatment-frontiers-emo
 tion
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LOCATION:Meeting Room 119\, Allhelgonaskolan\, Bredgatan 26
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