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Research Interests

 

My program of research involves several lines of inquiry:

 

Interaction of genotype, person and environment in configurating several etiological pathways to psychosis risk and expression. Elucidation of processes that underlie the development of schizotypy and the transition into spectrum disorders taking into account several levels of the brain/mind stance.

 

Identification of risk for psychosis in nonclinical (i.e., schizotypy) and clinical samples (i.e., at risk mental states), with special interest in an ecological and dynamic tool such as Experience Sampling Methodology.

 

Healthy manifestations of schizotypy, such as creativity.

 

Project on Person-Environment Interaction in Psychopathology