Neural Correlates Of Associative Learning In Trichotillomania And Skin-Picking Disorder

Marta Migó,Amy Peters,Tina Chou,Tara Peris,Emily Ricketts,Jon Grant,Elizabeth Cavic,John Piacentini,Darin Dougherty,Thilo Deckersbach

BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY（2021）

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Abstract

Impulse-control disorders, such as Trichotillomania (TTM) and skin-picking disorder (SPD), are associated with reduced flexibility and increased internally focused attention, which may negatively impact learning and flexible accommodation of new information. Using a Bayesian Learning Model, we evaluated the neural basis of learning and accommodation in individuals with TTM and SPD.

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Learning, Trichotillomania, Skin Picking Disorder, Brain Imaging, fMRI

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