Edited by
Stephen J. Wood
Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre and ORYGEN Research Centre, Departments of Psychiatry and Psychology,
The University of Melbourne, Australia
Nicholas B. Allen
Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre and ORYGEN Research Centre, Departments of Psychiatry and Psychology,
The University of Melbourne, Australia
Christos Pantelis
Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre and ORYGEN Research Centre, Departments of Psychiatry and Psychology,
The University of Melbourne, Australia
Contents
Foreword ix
Preface xiii
List of contributors xv
Section 1 – Neuropsychological
processes
1 Developmental neuropsychology:
normative trajectories and risk for
psychiatric illness 4
Marisa M. Silveri and Deborah A.
Yurgelun-Todd
2 Processes and mechanisms in
neuropsychiatry: sensory-perceptual 15
Ester Klimkeit and John L. Bradshaw
3 Processes and mechanisms in
neuropsychiatry: motor-executive
processes 25
Nicole Rinehart, Phyllis Chua
and John L. Bradshaw
4 The neurobiology of the emotion
response: perception, experience
and regulation 37
Sarah Whittle, Murat Yücel
and Nicholas B. Allen
5 Frontal asymmetry in emotion, personality
and psychopathology: methodological issues
in electrocortical and hemodynamic
neuroimaging 49
John D. Herrington, Nancy S. Koven, Wendy
Heller, Gregory A. Miller and Jack B. Nitschke
6 Behavioral and electrophysiological
approaches to understanding language
dysfunction in neuropsychiatric disorders:
insights from the study of schizophrenia 67
Gina R. Kuperberg, Tali Ditman, Donna
A. Kreher and Terry E. Goldberg
7 Associative memory 96
Marc L. Seal and Anthony P. Weiss
8 The neural basis of attention 105
Susan M. Ravizza, George R. Mangun
and Cameron S. Carter
9 The role of executive functions in
psychiatric disorders 117
Renée Testa and Christos Pantelis
10 Decision-making 138
Luke Clark and Trevor W. Robbins
11 The neuropsychology of social cognition:
implications for psychiatric disorders 157
Tamara A. Russell and Melissa J. Green
Section 2 – The importance of
methods
12 Psychiatric diagnoses: purposes, limitations
and an alternative approach 178
Henry J. Jackson and Patrick D. McGorry
13 Neuropsychological methods in mental
disorders research: illustrations from
methamphetamine dependence 194
Steven Paul Woods, Jennifer E. Iudicello, J. Cobb
Scott and Igor Grant
14 The study of emotion and the interaction
between emotion and cognition:
methodological perspectives 206
Kimberley R. Savage, Nathan A. Gates, Aleksey
Dumer, Stephanie Assuras, Michelle M. Halfacre
and Joan C. Borod
15 Using neurophysiological techniques
to study auditory hallucinations
in schizophrenia 221
Judith M. Ford and Daniel H. Mathalon
16 Neuroimaging 233
Paolo Fusar-Poli and Philip McGuire vii
17 Psychopharmacological modeling
of psychiatric illness 252
Garry D. Honey
18 Cognitive phenomics 271
Robert M. Bilder, Russell A. Poldrack, D. Stott
Parker, Steven Paul Reise, J. David Jentsch,
Tyrone Cannon, Edythe London, Fred W. Sabb,
Lara Foland-Ross, Angela Rizk-Jackson, Donald
Kalar, Nik Brown, Audrey Carstensen and
Nelson Freimer
Section 3 – The neuropsychology of
psychiatric disorders
19 Neuropsychology of ADHD and other
disorders of childhood 285
Eve M. Valera, Ariel Brown
and Larry J. Seidman
20 A multidimensional neurobehavioral model
of personality disorders 300
Richard A. Depue
21 Neuropsychology in eating disorders 316
Laura Southgate, Kate Tchanturia
and Janet Treasure
22 Neurobiological and neuropsychological
pathways into substance abuse
and addictive behavior 326
Murat Yücel, Dan I. Lubman, Nadia Solowij
and Warrick J. Brewer
23 Neuropsychology of obsessive-compulsive
disorder 342
Thilo Deckersbach, Cary R. Savage
and Scott L. Rauch
24 Neuropsychological investigation in
mood disorders 353
Paul Keedwell, Simon A. Surguladze
and Mary Philips
25 Manic distractibility and processing
efficiency in bipolar disorder 365
David E. Fleck, Paula K. Shear and Stephen
M. Strakowski
26 Schizophrenia 378
Renée Testa, Stephen J. Wood
and Christos Pantelis
Section 4 – Integration and synthesis:
are mental illnesses disorders of
consciousness? A trialogue between
neuroscientific, philosophical and
psychiatric perspectives
27 Mental illness and the consciousness
thesis 390
G. Lynn Stephens and George Graham
28 A non-reductive physicalist account
of affective consciousness 399
Jaak Panksepp
29 Consciousness of oneself and others
in relation to mental disorders 408
Kai Vogeley and Albert Newen
30 Trialogue: commentaries on “Are mental
illnesses disorders of consciousness?”
Comments on Panksepp and on Vogeley &
Newen 414
G. Lynn Stephens and George Graham
Affective consciousness and the psychiatric
comfort zones of experienced life 416
Jaak Panksepp
The definition and the constitution of mental
disorders and the role of neural
dysfunctions 420
Kai Vogeley and Albert Newen
Response to commentaries 423
G. Lynn Stephens and George Graham
Understanding affects: toward a neurobiology
of primary process mentalities 425
Jaak Panksepp
Replies to comments by Jaak Panksepp and
by G. Lynn Stephens & George Graham 427
Kai Vogeley and Albert Newen
Index 430
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Stephen J. Wood
Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre and ORYGEN Research Centre, Departments of Psychiatry and Psychology,
The University of Melbourne, Australia
Nicholas B. Allen
Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre and ORYGEN Research Centre, Departments of Psychiatry and Psychology,
The University of Melbourne, Australia
Christos Pantelis
Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre and ORYGEN Research Centre, Departments of Psychiatry and Psychology,
The University of Melbourne, Australia
Contents
Foreword ix
Preface xiii
List of contributors xv
Section 1 – Neuropsychological
processes
1 Developmental neuropsychology:
normative trajectories and risk for
psychiatric illness 4
Marisa M. Silveri and Deborah A.
Yurgelun-Todd
2 Processes and mechanisms in
neuropsychiatry: sensory-perceptual 15
Ester Klimkeit and John L. Bradshaw
3 Processes and mechanisms in
neuropsychiatry: motor-executive
processes 25
Nicole Rinehart, Phyllis Chua
and John L. Bradshaw
4 The neurobiology of the emotion
response: perception, experience
and regulation 37
Sarah Whittle, Murat Yücel
and Nicholas B. Allen
5 Frontal asymmetry in emotion, personality
and psychopathology: methodological issues
in electrocortical and hemodynamic
neuroimaging 49
John D. Herrington, Nancy S. Koven, Wendy
Heller, Gregory A. Miller and Jack B. Nitschke
6 Behavioral and electrophysiological
approaches to understanding language
dysfunction in neuropsychiatric disorders:
insights from the study of schizophrenia 67
Gina R. Kuperberg, Tali Ditman, Donna
A. Kreher and Terry E. Goldberg
7 Associative memory 96
Marc L. Seal and Anthony P. Weiss
8 The neural basis of attention 105
Susan M. Ravizza, George R. Mangun
and Cameron S. Carter
9 The role of executive functions in
psychiatric disorders 117
Renée Testa and Christos Pantelis
10 Decision-making 138
Luke Clark and Trevor W. Robbins
11 The neuropsychology of social cognition:
implications for psychiatric disorders 157
Tamara A. Russell and Melissa J. Green
Section 2 – The importance of
methods
12 Psychiatric diagnoses: purposes, limitations
and an alternative approach 178
Henry J. Jackson and Patrick D. McGorry
13 Neuropsychological methods in mental
disorders research: illustrations from
methamphetamine dependence 194
Steven Paul Woods, Jennifer E. Iudicello, J. Cobb
Scott and Igor Grant
14 The study of emotion and the interaction
between emotion and cognition:
methodological perspectives 206
Kimberley R. Savage, Nathan A. Gates, Aleksey
Dumer, Stephanie Assuras, Michelle M. Halfacre
and Joan C. Borod
15 Using neurophysiological techniques
to study auditory hallucinations
in schizophrenia 221
Judith M. Ford and Daniel H. Mathalon
16 Neuroimaging 233
Paolo Fusar-Poli and Philip McGuire vii
17 Psychopharmacological modeling
of psychiatric illness 252
Garry D. Honey
18 Cognitive phenomics 271
Robert M. Bilder, Russell A. Poldrack, D. Stott
Parker, Steven Paul Reise, J. David Jentsch,
Tyrone Cannon, Edythe London, Fred W. Sabb,
Lara Foland-Ross, Angela Rizk-Jackson, Donald
Kalar, Nik Brown, Audrey Carstensen and
Nelson Freimer
Section 3 – The neuropsychology of
psychiatric disorders
19 Neuropsychology of ADHD and other
disorders of childhood 285
Eve M. Valera, Ariel Brown
and Larry J. Seidman
20 A multidimensional neurobehavioral model
of personality disorders 300
Richard A. Depue
21 Neuropsychology in eating disorders 316
Laura Southgate, Kate Tchanturia
and Janet Treasure
22 Neurobiological and neuropsychological
pathways into substance abuse
and addictive behavior 326
Murat Yücel, Dan I. Lubman, Nadia Solowij
and Warrick J. Brewer
23 Neuropsychology of obsessive-compulsive
disorder 342
Thilo Deckersbach, Cary R. Savage
and Scott L. Rauch
24 Neuropsychological investigation in
mood disorders 353
Paul Keedwell, Simon A. Surguladze
and Mary Philips
25 Manic distractibility and processing
efficiency in bipolar disorder 365
David E. Fleck, Paula K. Shear and Stephen
M. Strakowski
26 Schizophrenia 378
Renée Testa, Stephen J. Wood
and Christos Pantelis
Section 4 – Integration and synthesis:
are mental illnesses disorders of
consciousness? A trialogue between
neuroscientific, philosophical and
psychiatric perspectives
27 Mental illness and the consciousness
thesis 390
G. Lynn Stephens and George Graham
28 A non-reductive physicalist account
of affective consciousness 399
Jaak Panksepp
29 Consciousness of oneself and others
in relation to mental disorders 408
Kai Vogeley and Albert Newen
30 Trialogue: commentaries on “Are mental
illnesses disorders of consciousness?”
Comments on Panksepp and on Vogeley &
Newen 414
G. Lynn Stephens and George Graham
Affective consciousness and the psychiatric
comfort zones of experienced life 416
Jaak Panksepp
The definition and the constitution of mental
disorders and the role of neural
dysfunctions 420
Kai Vogeley and Albert Newen
Response to commentaries 423
G. Lynn Stephens and George Graham
Understanding affects: toward a neurobiology
of primary process mentalities 425
Jaak Panksepp
Replies to comments by Jaak Panksepp and
by G. Lynn Stephens & George Graham 427
Kai Vogeley and Albert Newen
Index 430
The color plates ar