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Research Domain Criteria (RDoC)

En 2009, le National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) aux États-Unis a lancé le projet Research Domain Criteria (RDoC). Contrairement au Manuel diagnostique et statistique des troubles mentaux (DSM), le projet RDoC se concentre sur les dimensions du fonctionnement normal du cerveau, en intégrant des recherches en génétique, neurosciences cognitives et sciences comportementales. Ce projet est un pari sur l’avenir, et son succès dépend de l’adhésion des chercheurs américains à ce nouveau cadre de référence, qui est encore largement en construction.

Matrice RDoC

Negative Valence Systems

Construct/SubconstructMoleculesCellsCircuitsPhysiologyBehaviorSelf-ReportParadigms
Acute Threat (“Fear”)ElementsElementsElementsElementsElements- Fear survey Schedule
- SUDS
Elements
Potential Threat (“Anxiety”)ElementsElementsElementsElements- Anxiety Sensitivity Index
- BIS
- Fear of Negative Evaluation Scale
- Intolerance of Uncertainty Scale
- LEDS
Elements
Sustained ThreatElementsElementsElementsElementsElements- CTQ
- LEDS
- Risky Families
- STRAIN
- TESI Adult or TESI Child
- Youth Life Stress Interview
LossElementsElementsElementsElements- LEDS
- STRAIN
Elements
Frustrative NonrewardElementsElementsElements- Frustrative Nonreward Responsiveness Subscale
- Questionnaire of Daily Frustrations
Elements

Positive Valence Systems

ConstructSubconstructGenesMoleculesCellsCircuitsPhysiologyBehaviorSelf-ReportParadigms
Reward ResponsivenessReward AnticipationElements
Initial Response to RewardElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Reward SatiationElements
Reward LearningProbabilistic and Reinforcement LearningElements
Reward Prediction ErrorElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Habit - PVSElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Reward ValuationReward (probability)Elements
DelayElements
EffortElementsElementsElementsElements

Cognitive Systems

ConstructSubconstructGenesMoleculesCellsCircuitsPhysiologyBehaviorSelf-ReportParadigms
AttentionElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
PerceptionVisual PerceptionElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Auditory PerceptionElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Olfactory/Somatosensory/Multimodal/PerceptionElements
Declarative MemoryElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
LanguageElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Cognitive ControlGoal Selection; Updating, Representation, and MaintenanceElementsElementsElementsElements
Goal SelectionElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Updating, Representation, and MaintenanceElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Response Selection: Inhibition/Suppression: focus 1/2ElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Response Selection: Inhibition/Suppression: focus 2/2ElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Performance MonitoringElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Working MemoryActive MaintenanceElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Flexible UpdatingElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Limited CapacityElementsElementsElementsElements
Interference ControlElementsElementsElementsElementsElements

Social Processes

ConstructSubconstructGenesMoleculesCellsCircuitsPhysiologyBehaviorSelf-ReportParadigms
Affiliation and AttachmentElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Social CommunicationReception of Facial CommunicationElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Production of Facial CommunicationElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Reception of Non-Facial CommunicationElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Production of Non-Facial CommunicationElementsElementsElementsElements
Perception and Understanding of SelfAgencyElementsElementsElementsElements
Self-KnowledgeElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Perception and Understanding of OthersAnimacy PerceptionElementsElementsElementsElements
Action PerceptionElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Understanding Mental StatesElementsElementsElementsElementsElements

Arousal and Regulatory Systems

Construct/SubconstructGenesMoleculesCellsCircuitsPhysiologyBehaviorSelf-ReportParadigms
ArousalElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Circadian RhythmsElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Sleep-WakefulnessElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements

Sensorimotor Systems

ConstructSubconstructGenesMoleculesCellsCircuitsPhysiologyBehaviorSelf-ReportParadigms
Motor ActionsAction Planning and SelectionElementsElementsElements
Sensorimotor DynamicsElementsElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
InitiationElementsElementsElementsElements
ExecutionElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Inhibition and TerminationElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Agency and OwnershipElementsElementsElementsElements
Habit - SensorimotorElementsElementsElementsElementsElements
Innate Motor PatternsElementsElementsElementsElements

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