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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"addictive disorders"”.
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Recognizing addictive disorders through transdiagnostic assessment
… comorbidity between substance and other related addictive disorders. However, few self-report instruments adopt a transdiagnostic approach, which would be best positioned to answer questions about comorbidity as well as other related phenomenon, such as discontinuation of one type of behavior and …
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Neurocognitive risk and protective factors in addictive disorders
… are present in similar addiction-spectrum disorders, such as binge eating leading to obesity. In Chapter 5, stimulant-dependent and obese individuals with binge-eating behaviours showed differences in their substance-specific and general reward responsivity on a novel reward-valuation task. …
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Strategies to Identify Therapeutic Opportunities in the Treatment of Addictive Disorders
Addictive disorders are a collection of maladaptive behaviors characterized by the uncontrolled use of a rewarding substance. These include substance use disorders, binge eating disorder, certain subtypes of obesity, gambling disorder, and internet gaming disorder. Each of these disorders share …
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Sergančiųjų priklausomybės ligomis slauga bei nuotaikos pokyčiai gydymo pagal Minesotos programą metu /
Nursing and Mood Changes of the Patients with Addictive Disorders During Their Treatment Under the Minnesota Program Objective: To evaluate changes in patients' mood before and after the treatment of Minnesota program, examine the care, approach to nurses and treatment program in people suffering …
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Asmenų, dirbančių priklausomybės ligų centruose, darbo pobūdžio ir požiūrio į pacientą vertinimas /
… Towards the Patient of the Staff of Centers for Addictive Disorders. The relevance of the study. Low job satisfaction can lead to poor quality of service, weak communication and / or co-operation relations, hostility, inadvertence, bad health and depression. The centre for addictive disorders …
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Univariate and Multivariate fMRI Investigations of Delay Discounting and Episodic Future Thinking in Alcohol Use Disorder
… risk-factor for a variety of substance abuse disorders, including AUD. Brain mapping of DD routinely uses modalities such as blood-oxygenation-level-dependent functional magnetic resonance imaging (BOLD fMRI). However, the extent to which these brain activation maps reflect the characteristics …
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Freud-1, a novel regulator of the dopamine D2 and serotonin 1A receptor genes
… of unknown function that is associated with addictive disorders. Association analysis did not reveal an association of this polymorphism in patients with major depressive disorder or schizophrenia compared to normal subjects. In summary, I have identified Freud-1 as an important transcription …
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Optimizing the neural response to electrical stimulation and exploring new applications of neurostimulation
… who suffer from neurologic and neuropsychiatric disorders that are resistant to standard treatments. For deep brain stimulation (DBS), its official approved use has been limited to mainly motor disorders, such as Parkinson's disease and essential tremor. Alcohol use disorder, and addictive …
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Individual Differences In Lpp Amplitude and Theta Power Predict Cue-Induced Eating During A Cued Food Delivery Task
… magnetic stimulation (TMS) to ameliorate addictive disorders: individuals with higher theta power during food-related decision-making may be selected for excitatory stimulation of brain regions associated with cognitive control, such as dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (dlPFC), whereas …
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Analisi dell’espressione della fosfoERK quale strumento di indagine per la caratterizzazione della sensibilità alle sostanze d’abuso in linee di ratti geneticamente selezionati
… behavioral and neurochemical traits related to addictive disorders. Among those, the Roman high (RHA)- and low (RLA)-avoidance rats are selectively bred for rapid vs poor acquisition of active avoidance, respectively, and differ markedly in emotional reactivity, coping style, and behavioral and …