João F. Guassi Moreira

This study predicts adolescent substance use facets using resting-state connectivity, finding improved prediction accuracy over time with different facets being predicted at baseline and follow-up.

The paper tracks how neural representations of familiar peers change over time in high school students, finding they become more individualized as people get to know each other.

This study links neural and linguistic representations of close others to social decision preferences using fMRI and NLP.

The paper shows that stronger value-based neural encoding of close others predicts a greater tendency to favor them in social decisions.

The paper evaluates system-based models of adolescent decision-making using fMRI data, finding support for cognitive control and reward systems in predicting risk-taking behavior.

The paper examines how whole-brain network metrics relate to emotion regulation ability in youth, finding associations between network differentiation, modularity, and community structure in key brain networks.

The paper shows that different analysis workflows by 70 teams on the same fMRI dataset led to varied results, but meta-analysis found consensus in activated regions.

This study examines how age and affective experiences influence spatial and temporal variability in brain activity during emotion regulation in youth.