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期刊名:Experimental and clinical psychopharmacology

缩写:EXP CLIN PSYCHOPHARM

ISSN:1064-1297

e-ISSN:1936-2293

IF/分区:2.2/Q2

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Cynthia A Conklin,Craig S Parzynski,Ronald P Salkeld et al. Cynthia A Conklin et al.
The association between smokers' cue-induced craving and subsequent ability to initiate abstinence is unclear. Dependent smokers (N = 158) completed a single cue-reactivity session prior to participating in a larger within-subjects study, w...
Nicole D Gentile,Erika H Librizzi,Margaret P Martinetti Nicole D Gentile
Behavioral economic analyses recently have been extended to alcohol drinking among college students. The current study used a hypothetical alcohol purchase task (APT) to assess the effects of academic constraints (next-day class time and ne...
S Barak Caine,Morgane Thomsen,Andrew C Barrett et al. S Barak Caine et al.
The dopamine D₃ receptor has received attention over the last two decades as a target for medications development for substance abuse disorders. Results have remained mixed. Despite emergence of more D₃-selective ligands, possible attribu...
Megan Conrad,Patrick McNamara,Andrea King Megan Conrad
A fundamental goal of double-blind alcohol challenge studies is to reduce alcohol expectancies, though there is little research on the effectiveness of blinding procedures and their relationship to acute alcohol responses. This study examin...
Matthew Brensilver,Keith G Heinzerling,Aimee-Noelle Swanson et al. Matthew Brensilver et al.
Treatment responses of placebo groups in addiction medicine trials have important implications for research methodology and clinical practice, however studies examining placebo group responses in addiction medicine are scarce. Extant data s...
Kristen R Hamilton,Amy K Starosciak,Angela Chwa et al. Kristen R Hamilton et al.
Individuals with greater nicotine-reactivity may be more likely to initiate and maintain cigarette-smoking behavior than individuals with less nicotine-reactivity. In rats, behavioral sensitization reflects a progressive increase in the psy...
Amy M Schreiner,Michael E Dunn Amy M Schreiner
Cannabis is the most widely used illicit drug in the U.S., and the number of illicit and licit users is rising. Lasting neurocognitive changes or deficits as a result of use are frequently noted despite a lack of clarity in the scientific l...
Marietta Papadatou-Pastou,Kamilla W Miskowiak,J Mark G Williams et al. Marietta Papadatou-Pastou et al.
Antidepressants affect memory and neural responses to emotionally valenced stimuli in healthy volunteers. However, it is unclear whether this extends to autobiographical memory for personally experienced events. The current study investigat...
José Alonso Cabriales,Theodore V Cooper,Francisco Salgado-Garcia et al. José Alonso Cabriales et al.
This study assessed the efficacy of a brief smoking cessation intervention in a light and intermittent smoking Hispanic sample. Two hundred fifty light (≤10 cigarettes per day) and intermittent smokers (nondaily smokers) (LITS) were recrui...
Paul T Harrell,Laura M Juliano Paul T Harrell
Regardless of actual nicotine content, expectations about the nicotine content of a cigarette influence the rewarding subjective effects of smoking, and may even affect cognitive performance. These effects are theorized to be mediated by be...