Matthew L. Dixon

This study identifies two subgroups of social anxiety disorder patients with distinct neurocognitive profiles linked to self-referential processing and childhood maltreatment.

This study examines brain network organization during mindful acceptance versus narrative-evaluation of emotions using graph theoretic analyses in a naturalistic task paradigm.

This paper uses meta-analysis to identify brain regions consistently activated during motivated cognitive control tasks, highlighting frontoparietal and salience networks.

The paper identifies two distinct subsystems within the frontoparietal control network (FPCN) that show different functional connectivity patterns with the default and dorsal attention networks across multiple conditions.