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Maegan Calvert's research focuses on understanding the psychological and neurobiological correlates of trauma, particularly in vulnerable populations such as incarcerated women and crime victims. Her work investigates the efficacy of therapeutic interventions, including exposure-based group therapy and real-time fMRI neurofeedback, for reducing psychiatric symptoms following experiences of sexual violence and maltreatment. Calvert's research also explores the neuroimaging correlates of psychological resilience and the long-term impacts of maltreatment.
She has published on topics including decreases in psychiatric symptoms following therapy for sexual violence victimization among incarcerated women and the neuroimaging correlates of psychological resilience. Calvert has also contributed to discussions on the transition to open and reproducible science within neuroimaging research centers. Her work involves collaborations with researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, including Melissa J. Zielinski, Keith Bush, Tatiana Wolfe, and G. Andrew James.
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- h-index: 6
- Publications: 27
- Citations: 143
Selected Publications
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Population-Level Age Effects on the White Matter Structure Subserving Cognitive Flexibility in the Human Brain (2026)
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The PedsQL Family Impact Module for Assessment of Foster and Kinship Caregiver Functioning in Pediatric Primary Care (2025)
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A qualitative analysis of formerly incarcerated women’s perspectives on a prison-based perinatal support program (2025)
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Neuroimaging correlates of psychological resilience: an Open Science systematic review and meta-analysis (2025)
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511 Functional link between myelination integrity in the connectome of the cingulum bundle and information processing speed in RRMS (2025)
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Population-level age effects on the white matter structure subserving cognitive flexibility in the human brain (2024)
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Follow-Up Care After Maltreatment: Sociodemographic Associations With Timeliness in a Southern State (2022)
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Lessons learned: A neuroimaging research center's transition to open and reproducible science (2022)
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Increasing the efficacy of exposure using a whole brain approach to real-time fMRI neurofeedback among female victims of interpersonal violence (2022)
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Lessons Learned: A Neuroimaging Research Center’s Transition to Open and Reproducible Science (2022)
Federal Grants 5 $3,292,012 total
Effectiveness, Implementation, and Cost of Cognitive Processing Therapy in Prisons
Developing and Testing Innovative Care Pathways for Screening and Treatment of OUD/PTSD in Jails
Developing and Testing Innovative Care Pathways for Screening and Treatment of OUD/PTSD in Jails
Leveraging Implementation Science to Increase Access to Trauma Treatment for Incarcerated Drug Users
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- Decreases in psychiatric symptoms persist following exposure-based group therapy for sexual violence victimization among incarcerated women.
- A qualitative analysis of formerly incarcerated women’s perspectives on a prison-based perinatal support program
- Developing and Testing Innovative Care Pathways for Screening and Treatment of OUD/PTSD in Jails
- Peer Support
- Treatment
Showing 5 of 8 shared publications
- Population-level age effects on the white matter structure subserving cognitive flexibility in the human brain
- 511 Functional link between myelination integrity in the connectome of the cingulum bundle and information processing speed in RRMS
- Population-Level Age Effects on the White Matter Structure Subserving Cognitive Flexibility in the Human Brain
- NeuroAge
- Population-level age effects on the white matter structure subserving cognitive flexibility in the human brain
- 511 Functional link between myelination integrity in the connectome of the cingulum bundle and information processing speed in RRMS
- Population-Level Age Effects on the White Matter Structure Subserving Cognitive Flexibility in the Human Brain
- NeuroAge
- Lessons learned: A neuroimaging research center's transition to open and reproducible science
- Lessons Learned: A Neuroimaging Research Center’s Transition to Open and Reproducible Science
- Increasing the efficacy of exposure using a whole brain approach to real-time fMRI neurofeedback among female victims of interpersonal violence
- Population-level age effects on the white matter structure subserving cognitive flexibility in the human brain
- Population-Level Age Effects on the White Matter Structure Subserving Cognitive Flexibility in the Human Brain
- NeuroAge
- Population-level age effects on the white matter structure subserving cognitive flexibility in the human brain
- Population-Level Age Effects on the White Matter Structure Subserving Cognitive Flexibility in the Human Brain
- NeuroAge
- Neuroimaging correlates of psychological resilience: an Open Science systematic review and meta-analysis
- Population-level age effects on the white matter structure subserving cognitive flexibility in the human brain
- 511 Functional link between myelination integrity in the connectome of the cingulum bundle and information processing speed in RRMS
- Lessons learned: A neuroimaging research center's transition to open and reproducible science
- Lessons Learned: A Neuroimaging Research Center’s Transition to Open and Reproducible Science
- Population-level age effects on the white matter structure subserving cognitive flexibility in the human brain
- Population-Level Age Effects on the White Matter Structure Subserving Cognitive Flexibility in the Human Brain
- 511 Functional link between myelination integrity in the connectome of the cingulum bundle and information processing speed in RRMS
- 511 Functional link between myelination integrity in the connectome of the cingulum bundle and information processing speed in RRMS
- Decreases in psychiatric symptoms persist following exposure-based group therapy for sexual violence victimization among incarcerated women.
- Decreases in psychiatric symptoms persist following exposure-based group therapy for sexual violence victimization among incarcerated women.
- Increasing the efficacy of exposure using a whole brain approach to real-time fMRI neurofeedback among female victims of interpersonal violence
- Follow-Up Care After Maltreatment: Sociodemographic Associations With Timeliness in a Southern State
- Follow-Up Care After Maltreatment: Sociodemographic Associations With Timeliness in a Southern State
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