Cornerstone Provenance Matrix — v0.3.9
Cornerstone Provenance Matrix — v0.3.9
| Cornerstone node | Grade | Attribution | What is genealogy-safe now | Key limitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fanti & Henrich 2010 developmental trajectories | B | direct-fanti | latent developmental trajectories; early predictors/context; heterogeneity foundation | full methods/results not re-inspected in this hardening pass |
| Fanti et al. 2016 fear/fearlessness/equifinality | A | direct-fanti | persistent CP subgroups differentiated by CU traits show opposite fear profiles; equifinality | selected N=73 from larger cohort; mechanism remains developmental inference rather than intervention evidence |
| Fanti et al. 2017 multidimensional psychophysiology | B | direct-fanti | psychopathy dimensions have distinct physiological/affective correlates | abstract-level verification in current build |
| Fanti et al. 2019 psychophysiology meta-analysis | B | direct-fanti | ANS effects vary by system/task/design; constrains simple single-biomarker account | publisher abstract/highlights rather than full analytic reinspection |
| Fanti et al. 2024 INTERFEAR replication/test | A | direct-fanti | longitudinal person-environment pathways linking fearlessness, parenting, CU traits, and later CP | observational/longitudinal mediation does not by itself prove manipulable causation |
| Konikkou et al. 2020 cTBS emotion recognition | A | direct-fanti | cTBS changes selected emotion-recognition performance; effect moderated by baseline APD symptom group | nonclinical sample; APD median split; no pre/post APD symptom outcome; single session |
| Sikki et al. 2025 cTBS + AMT | A | direct-fanti | combined active treatment changes positive attention/gaze; no superiority over sham-cTBS+AMT for self-reported anxiety | community young adults; feasibility design; proximal outcomes prominent |
| Konikkou et al. 2025 cTBS emotional attention | A | direct-fanti | DLPFC cTBS alters emotional-attention performance | healthy young adults; no antisocial clinical endpoint |
| Kyranides et al. 2018 school prevention | A* | direct-fanti | distal CU/CD changes and 3-/9-month follow-up; one treated school versus two controls | exact article is mirror-hosted author e-offprint; only three school clusters; treatment confounded with one school |
| Fanti et al. 2024 parent-child sadness intervention | B | direct-fanti | 68 high-CU children; three interventions; pre/post sadness-recognition and skin-conductance improvement | program-specific/randomization/follow-up details are not primary-full-text hardened |
| Petridou 2021 HRV biofeedback dissertation | C | fanti-lab | six-session HRV/video-game intervention; subgroup/task-specific physiological changes | dissertation evidence; wait-list; no follow-up; trait/symptom reduction not established in audited results |
| 2024–2026 ABM/HAB cognitive-modification presentations | D | direct-fanti or fanti-lab by item | provenance that these intervention lines exist and target specified constructs | results-bearing abstracts/papers not located for several endpoint claims |
| Thomson et al. 2019 VR fear reactivity | A | direct-fanti | VR used as fear-elicitation/measurement environment; psychopathy dimensions show differentiated physiological responses | measurement study, not VR treatment efficacy |
| Impact VR RCTs 2025–2026 | A source / E attribution | adjacent-ecosystem | strong adjacent evidence that VR can affect CU, conduct, reactive aggression, emotion recognition in CD youth | Fanti is not an author on located efficacy papers; cannot be represented as direct Fanti outcome evidence |
| EFCAP 2026 Fanti keynote | D | direct-fanti | exact public statement of Fanti's technology-supported intervention claims | keynote synthesis compresses heterogeneous evidence levels |
| EAPL 2026 Fanti keynote | D | direct-fanti | exact public statement of broader neuroscience-informed intervention claims | same; some wording extends beyond located peer-reviewed outcome evidence |
Grade A* note
A* is used only to flag that the exact peer-reviewed article text was inspected through an author-uploaded mirror rather than the publisher host. It is primary article content, but the hosting provenance is less ideal than direct publisher/repository access.
