Bases neurobiológicas de la psicopatía

mayo 15, 2020 por Alexa Larouche Wilson

El Dr. RJR Blair de la Unidad de Neurociencias Afectiva Cognitiva del programa de Ánimo y Ansiedad del Instituto Nacional de Salud Mental[1] plantea “para comprender un trastorno psiquiátrico necesitamos saber por qué la patología causa el trastorno conductual, las estructuras neuronales implicadas en la patología y la causa de la disfunción en estas estructuras.

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[1] Unit on Affective Cognitive Neuroscience, Mood and Anxiety Program, National Institute of Mental Health

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