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Affective processes

Affective processes and their role in psychiatric and addictive disorders, from perception to decision-making.

Leader

Pr. Fabien D'Hondt

members

8

Objectives

Our group is interested in affective processes and their role in psychiatric and addictive disorders. We explore how emotions are generated, perceived, experienced, and expressed, as well as how affective states influence an individual's interactions with their environment, from perception to decision-making.

Population

  • Population of the general adult public (including dimensional measures of mental health)
  • Patients presenting with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
  • Patients presenting with severe alcohol use disorder (SAUD)

Methods

  • Computerized experimental tasks
  • Neuropsychological tests and standardized questionnaires
  • EEG-MEG
  • Eye-tracking
  • Physiological activity (EDA, ECG…)
  • Protocols conducted in the laboratory or online
  • Artificial intelligence (machine learning, computer vision)
  • Epidemiology

Team members

Leader

Pr. Fabien D'Hondt

Pr. Fabien D'Hondt

Full Professor

Team

  • OC

    Pr. Olivier Cottencin

    Professor-Hospital Practitioner

  • NM

    Pr. Nassir Messaadi

    Professor - General Practitioner

  • Dr. Wivine Blekic

    Dr. Wivine Blekic

  • EV

    Dr. Emilie Veerapa

    Hospital Practitioner

  • AB

    Dr. Arnaud Bugnet

    University Hospital Clinician, PhD Student

  • Rosalie Dauchez

    Rosalie Dauchez

    PhD Student & Research Engineer

  • WP

    Wendy Plétu

    PhD Student

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