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Work, Brain & Behavior

An interdisciplinary initiative studying language, mental health and organizational behavior, connecting academic research with real problems at work.

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International research network · 2026

Work, Brain & Behavior

We study how language, mental health and organizational context shape the way people work. Our research brings together psychiatry, data science and management.

Our research

Language & behaviorMental health at workOrganizations & personality

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Simpósio Brasileiro de Tecnologia da Informação e da Linguagem Humana (STIL)Oct 19, 2026

A Comparative Framework for Diachronic Lexical Semantic Change in Brazilian Portuguese Political Discourse (opens in a new tab)

Victor M. Correa et al.

npj Mental Health ResearchSep 14, 2026

Human vs AI clinical assessment: benchmarking a multimodal foundation model against multi-center expert judgment on the mental status examination (opens in a new tab)

Benson Mwangi et al.

Addictive BehaviorsAug 22, 2026

Internet gaming disorder risk in Brazil: Prevalence and associations with depressive and anxiety symptoms in a nationally representative survey (opens in a new tab)

Daniel Tornaim Spritzer et al.

Pedro ShiozawaMarsal SanchesQuirino CordeiroVictor M. Correa

Researchers across disciplines

A shared approach to questions about work, brain and behavior.

Meet the team

From the research community

  • MIT News · NeuroscienceSep 22, 2026

    How the brain keeps its options straight at decision timeOpens the source in a new tab

  • MIT News · NeuroscienceSep 22, 2026

    Poitras Center to fuel early careers of 50 young scientists dedicated to psychiatric disorders researchOpens the source in a new tab

  • Nature Human BehaviourSep 22, 2026

    Why girls have worse mental health than boysOpens the source in a new tab

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