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“Testing Psychoanalysis in the Scanner: Current Neuropsychoanalytic Research.” Introduction and Comments

This article introduces and comments on the research presented in 2010 and subsequently written up in the papers in this section. The researchers attempt to bridge the fields of social cognitive neuroscience, psychoanalysis, and neurology. Since the reported research is in progress, the emphasis here is on conveying how research questions are addressed and how studies are designed to integrate information from these fields.