Aubrey M. Moe

Aubrey M. Moe studies psychosis and schizophrenia, focusing on how thinking abilities, emotional regulation, language use, and social stress relate to a person's real-world social functioning. This work often combines behavioral, linguistic, and brain-imaging (connectivity) data, including studies of depression symptoms, self-injury, and early-stage psychosis. The research aims to understand what factors help explain why people with psychosis-spectrum conditions vary in their day-to-day social and functional outcomes.

Publication output has grown over the last decade, rising from a handful of papers per year around 2017-2019 to a sustained higher rate of roughly 7-13 papers annually from 2021 onward.

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