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Katherine Gardhouse

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Assistant Professor (Part-Time)Psychiatry & Behavioural NeurosciencesMcMaster University

Research

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9 publications.

01

An exploratory study of functional brain activation underlying response inhibition in major depressive disorder and borderline personality disorder

Cane C, Carcone D, Gardhouse K, Lee ACH, Ruocco AC

PLoS ONE20238 citations
02

50 Neuropsychological Functioning in Depression, Borderline Personality Disorder, and Suicidality

Koudys JW, Carccone D, Gardhouse K, Ruocco AC

Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society2023
03

The transdiagnostic relationship of cumulative lifetime stress with memory, the hippocampus, and personality psychopathology

Carcone D, Gardhouse K, Goghari VM, Lee ACH, Ruocco AC

Journal of Psychiatric Research20225 citations
04

A Novel Deep Learning Based Emotion Recognition Approach to well Being from Fingertip Blood Volume Pulse

Fordson HP, Gardhouse K, Cicero N, Chikazoe J, Anderson A, Derosa E

Proceedings - International Conference on Machine Learning and Cybernetics20222 citations
05

Stressed, sick, and sad: Neuroendoimmune pathways between subjective lifetime stress and depression

Gardhouse K, Carcone D, Ruocco AC

Brain, Behavior, & Immunity - Health20218 citationsFirst author
06

Mindfulness

Gardhouse K, Segal Z

20151 citationsFirst author
07

Spending One’s Time: The Hedonic Principle in ad Libitum Viewing of Pictures

Kron A, Pilkiw M, Goldstein A, Lee DH, Gardhouse K, Anderson AK

Emotion201418 citations
08

How Are You Feeling? Revisiting the Quantification of Emotional Qualia

Kron A, Goldstein A, Lee DH-J, Gardhouse K, Anderson AK

Psychological Science201380 citations
09

Objective and Subjective Measurements in Affective Science

Gardhouse K, Anderson AK

201318 citationsFirst author
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