“…Impulsivity is thought to be related to dysfunction in a brain circuit comprising cortico‐subcortical regions, including the frontal cortex, pallidum, striatum and thalamus (Abdel‐Baki, Turgeon, Chalfoun, & Nguyen, ; Aron, Behrens, Smith, Frank, & Poldrack, ; Hoptman, ), which results in a failure to inhibit inappropriate behaviour (Hoptman, Antonius, Mauro, Parker, & Javitt, ). Although the understanding of how impulsivity may emerge during adolescence in relation to specific brain circuits and their maturation is of considerable interest (Whelan et al, ), it as received little attention in the field of early psychosis (EP) (Nielssen, Malhi, McGorry, & Large, ).…”