OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences is 24. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)

Article	Citations
The cost burden of problematic internet usage	95
How dopamine enables learning from aversion	62
How do alterations of the basal ganglia affect procedural memory in Tourette syndrome?	61
Resources, costs and long-term value: an integrative perspective on serotonin and meta-decision making	54
Editorial Board	52
Editorial Board	47
Editorial Board	45
The developmental origins of stress reactivity: an intergenerational life-course perspective	38
A review of the genetic basis of problematic Internet use	37
Reducing dehumanisation through virtual reality: prospects and pitfalls	37
Linking homeostasis to reinforcement learning: internal state control of motivated behavior	36
Behavioral and cognitive perspectives on the evolution of tool use from wild chimpanzees	35
What will it take to mitigate climate change? Maximizing norm transmission and potency for change-accelerating outcomes	35
Neuroimaging, hormonal and genetic biomarkers for pathological aggression — success or failure?	34
Clinical transforming of personality disorders: comorbidity, severity or dynamical changes in the structure of individuality?	31
Quo vadis taxonomies of consistent behavioural patterns: time to change horses?	31
Cue-approach training for food behavior	31
Occam’s razor misapplied: Pinpointing the role of the default mode network in creativity	30
Editorial overview: How do the executive and reward systems interact to determine eating behavior? Current theoretical frameworks and training approaches	30
Editorial Board	29
Experimental approaches to study sensory disconnection in humans during sleep and anesthesia	28
One cannot simply 'be flexible’: regulating control parameters requires learning	27
Impact of cerebellar-specific genetic and circuit manipulations on the behavioral phenotype and cerebellar physiology in murine autism models	25
My path from traditional to critical quantitative methods: integrating racial equity frameworks in quantitative research	25
Treasure islands: foraging ecology and the emergence of tool use in wild Goffin’s cockatoos	24

Editorial Board	24
A seat at the (language) table: incorporating the cerebellum into frameworks for language processing	24