Boston University · PsychologySocial Anxiety Research and Treatment Lab
Anthony Joseph Rosellini · Boston, Massachusetts
Research Focus
Dr. Anthony Joseph Rosellini's lab at Boston University focuses on understanding social anxiety disorder and improving treatment outcomes through neuroimaging techniques. The research aims to identify neural markers that can predict how well patients respond to therapies like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and medication. By collecting and analyzing data from brain scans and behavioral assessments, the lab seeks to provide insights that could lead to more personalized treatment strategies for individuals suffering from social anxiety.
social anxiety disordercognitive behavioral therapyneuroimagingtreatment predictionmultimodal imagingprecision medicineneural markersEEGmachine learningbrain circuitry
Research Aims
5AIM 01Examine neurobiological differences between patients with social anxiety disorder and healthy controls.
AIM 02Identify neural markers that can predict response to cognitive behavioral therapy.
AIM 03Utilize machine learning approaches to improve treatment predictions.
AIM 04Investigate treatment-related changes in brain circuitry using neuroimaging data.
AIM 05Develop evidence-based strategies for personalized treatment of social anxiety disorder.
Skills the Lab Values
MRIEEGbehavioral assessmentsdata analysismachine learningcomputational psychiatryclinical researchmultimodal imagingneuroscience techniquespatient recruitment
Output against the department
Publications118bottom 35% of dept.192nd of 296
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Citations5.1kbottom 44% of dept.167th of 296
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