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Kent Kiehl

Professor Assistant Professor of Translational Neuroscience

University of New Mexico

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College of Arts & Sciences

Psychology

Kent Kiehl is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor Assistant Professor of Translational Neuroscience at University of New Mexico.

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University of New Mexico

Professor Assistant Professor of Translational Neuroscience

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neuroscience psychiatry psychology cognitive neuroscience psychopathology neuroimaging neuropsychology criminology cognitive science brain imaging schizophrenia forensic psychiatry forensic psychology behavioral neuroscience biological psychiatry neuropsychiatry correctional practice juvenile delinquency systems neuroscience affective neuroscience psychiatric research psychopathic traits violent behavior brain mapping psychotic disorders experimental psychopathology adolescent psychology psychological trauma psychiatric disorders brain function behavioral disorders neuropsychopharmacology criminal justice neuroethics psychiatric diseases interpersonal violence penology criminal behavior neuropsychological functioning female criminality hearing research psychological medicine affective disorders clinical neuroscience criminal psychopaths neurolinguistics brain science personality psychology psychosocial determinants independent component analysis cognitive electrophysiology magnetic resonance imaging event-related fmri study response inhibition fmri study neural science clinical neurology psychophysics impulsivity emotional intelligence police psychology clinical psychiatry functional connectivity neural correlates neurodynamics auditory science neuroinformatics auditory oddball task criminal offenders incarcerated adolescents bipolar disorder large scale incarcerated individuals criminal psychopathy functional network connectivity incarcerated male adolescents differential psychology biological psychology developmental science quantitative psychology behavioral sciences experimental psychology developmental cognitive neuroscience developmental psychology

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Adolescents With Elevated Psychopathic Traits Are Associated With an Increased Risk for Premature Mortality. Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (2024)

J. Michael MaurerAparna R. GullapalliMichaela M. MililloCorey H. AllenSamantha N. RodriguezBethany G. EdwardsNathaniel E. AndersonCarla L. HarenskiKent A. Kiehl

mental healthpublic healthepidemiologypsychiatryadolescent healthpremature mortalitydevelopmental psychopathologychild mental healthelevated psychopathic traitschild psychologyabnormal child psychologyadolescent psychologypsychopathologychild developmentpsychological co-morbiditieschild psychiatryadolescence

A Neurocriminological Perspective on Violence. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Nathaniel E. AndersonCorey H. AllenKent A. Kiehl

psychological violenceviolent crimeneurocriminological perspectivebehavioral neuroscienceinterpersonal violencesexual violencecriminologylateral violenceviolence against womendating violencefamily violencepsychological traumaviolent behaviortraumabehavioral sciences

Association Between Traumatic Brain Injury and Psychopathic Traits Among Justice-Involved Adolescents. Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (2024)

Michaela M. MililloCraig S. NeumannJ. Michael MaurerChristine JinElla CommerceBrooke L. ReynoldsCarla L. HarenskiKent A. Kiehl

epidemiologyadolescent healthtraumatic brain injurydevelopmental psychopathologyjustice-involved adolescentsadolescent psychologypsychopathic traitspsychopathologyadolescence

Clarifying Relations Between Core Features of Psychopathy and Substance (Mis)Use: A Replication and Extension in Two Large Independent Samples. Journal of Personality Disorders (2024)

Chelsea L. BriemanWilliam J. McGarrigleLora M. CopeKent A. KiehlDavid S. Kosson

substance use disordersmental healthlarge independent samplespsychiatryaddictive behaviorspsychiatric disorderssubstance useexperimental psychopathologypsychotic disorderssubstance abuseaffective disorderspsychopathologypersonality disorderspsychological co-morbiditiespsychologyclinical psychology

Clarifying the Relationship Between Mental Illness and Recidivism Using Machine Learning: A Retrospective Study. PLoS ONE (2024)

Talia R. CohenGaylen E. FronkKent A. KiehlJohn J. CurtinMichael Koenigs

mental healthpublic healthcohort studiespsychiatrymental illnessregional studiescriminologyretrospective studypsychologymachine learning

Examining the Association Between Psychopathic Traits and Fearlessness Among Maximum-Security Incarcerated Male Adolescents. Children (2024)

J. Michael MaurerNathaniel E. AndersonCorey H. AllenKent A. Kiehl

psychosocial researchpsychological violenceadolescent healthdating violencepsychological traumapsychologydevelopmental psychopathologycriminologypsychopathic traitsmental healthinterpersonal violenceadolescent psychologyprison violencepsychopathologybehavioral sciencespsychiatrycriminal justicemale adolescentsfamily violenceviolent behavior

Psychopathic Traits in Adult Versus Adolescent Males: Measurement Invariance Across the Pcl-R and Pcl: Yv. Behavioral Sciences (2024)

Darlene A. NgoCraig S. NeumannJ. Michael MaurerCarla HarenskiKent A. Kiehl

developmental psychopathologybehavioral sciencesadolescent psychologypsychopathic traitsmeasurement invariancepsychopathologypsychology

Psychopathy Scores Predict Recidivism in High-Risk Youth: A Five-Year Follow-Up Study. Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (2024)

Corey H. AllenAparna R. GullapalliMichaela MililloDevin M. UlrichSamantha N. RodriguezJ. Michael MaurerEyal AharoniNathaniel E. AndersonCarla L. HarenskiGina M. VincentKent A. Kiehl

adolescent healthforensic psychologyfive-year follow-up studychild psychologyabnormal child psychologychild psychiatrypsychologyforensic psychiatrydevelopmental psychopathologycriminologymental healthhigh-risk youthpsychopathy scorespsychosocial determinantsadolescent psychologypsychopathologybehavioral sciencespsychiatrychild mental healthoffender profilingviolent behavior

Striatal Brain Volume Linked to Severity of Substance Use in High-Risk Incarcerated Youth. Development and Psychopathology (2024)

Nathaniel E. AndersonJ. Michael MaurerDavid StephensonKeith HarenskiMichael CaldwellGreg Van RybroekKent A. Kiehl

neurologyjuvenile delinquencyadolescent healthcorrectional practicedevelopmental psychopathologystriatal brain volumeneurosciencesubstance usedevelopmental biologycriminologypsychopathology

The Utility of Expert-Rated and Self-Report Assessments of Youth Psychopathic Traits for Predicting Felony Recidivism Among Formerly Incarcerated Youth. Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice (2024)

Corey H. AllenJ. Michael MaurerAparna R. GullapalliBethany G. EdwardsEyal AharoniNathaniel E. AndersonCarla L. HarenskiKent A. Kiehl

adolescent healthforensic psychologypsychologypsychological assessmentforensic psychiatrydevelopmental psychopathologyyouth justicecriminologyfelony recidivismmental healthjuvenile delinquencypsychosocial determinantsadolescent psychologyyouth psychopathic traitspsychopathologybehavioral sciencespsychiatrycriminal justiceviolent behavioradolescence

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Kent Kiehl

Professor Assistant Professor of Translational Neuroscience

University of New Mexico

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Psychology

Kent Kiehl is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor Assistant Professor of Translational Neuroscience at University of New Mexico.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kent Kiehl

University of New Mexico

Professor Assistant Professor of Translational Neuroscience

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Adolescents With Elevated Psychopathic Traits Are Associated With an Increased Risk for Premature Mortality. Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (2024)

J. Michael MaurerAparna R. GullapalliMichaela M. MililloCorey H. AllenSamantha N. RodriguezBethany G. EdwardsNathaniel E. AndersonCarla L. HarenskiKent A. Kiehl

A Neurocriminological Perspective on Violence. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Nathaniel E. AndersonCorey H. AllenKent A. Kiehl

Association Between Traumatic Brain Injury and Psychopathic Traits Among Justice-Involved Adolescents. Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (2024)

Michaela M. MililloCraig S. NeumannJ. Michael MaurerChristine JinElla CommerceBrooke L. ReynoldsCarla L. HarenskiKent A. Kiehl

epidemiologyadolescent healthtraumatic brain injurydevelopmental psychopathologyjustice-involved adolescentsadolescent psychologypsychopathic traitspsychopathologyadolescence

Clarifying Relations Between Core Features of Psychopathy and Substance (Mis)Use: A Replication and Extension in Two Large Independent Samples. Journal of Personality Disorders (2024)

Chelsea L. BriemanWilliam J. McGarrigleLora M. CopeKent A. KiehlDavid S. Kosson

Clarifying the Relationship Between Mental Illness and Recidivism Using Machine Learning: A Retrospective Study. PLoS ONE (2024)

Talia R. CohenGaylen E. FronkKent A. KiehlJohn J. CurtinMichael Koenigs

mental healthpublic healthcohort studiespsychiatrymental illnessregional studiescriminologyretrospective studypsychologymachine learning

Examining the Association Between Psychopathic Traits and Fearlessness Among Maximum-Security Incarcerated Male Adolescents. Children (2024)

J. Michael MaurerNathaniel E. AndersonCorey H. AllenKent A. Kiehl

Psychopathic Traits in Adult Versus Adolescent Males: Measurement Invariance Across the Pcl-R and Pcl: Yv. Behavioral Sciences (2024)

Darlene A. NgoCraig S. NeumannJ. Michael MaurerCarla HarenskiKent A. Kiehl

developmental psychopathologybehavioral sciencesadolescent psychologypsychopathic traitsmeasurement invariancepsychopathologypsychology

Psychopathy Scores Predict Recidivism in High-Risk Youth: A Five-Year Follow-Up Study. Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (2024)

Corey H. AllenAparna R. GullapalliMichaela MililloDevin M. UlrichSamantha N. RodriguezJ. Michael MaurerEyal AharoniNathaniel E. AndersonCarla L. HarenskiGina M. VincentKent A. Kiehl

Striatal Brain Volume Linked to Severity of Substance Use in High-Risk Incarcerated Youth. Development and Psychopathology (2024)

Nathaniel E. AndersonJ. Michael MaurerDavid StephensonKeith HarenskiMichael CaldwellGreg Van RybroekKent A. Kiehl

neurologyjuvenile delinquencyadolescent healthcorrectional practicedevelopmental psychopathologystriatal brain volumeneurosciencesubstance usedevelopmental biologycriminologypsychopathology

The Utility of Expert-Rated and Self-Report Assessments of Youth Psychopathic Traits for Predicting Felony Recidivism Among Formerly Incarcerated Youth. Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice (2024)

Corey H. AllenJ. Michael MaurerAparna R. GullapalliBethany G. EdwardsEyal AharoniNathaniel E. AndersonCarla L. HarenskiKent A. Kiehl

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