Negative urgency as a risk factor for hazardous alcohol use: Dual influences of cognitive control and reinforcement processing

Negative urgency as a risk factor for hazardous alcohol use: Dual influences of cognitive control and reinforcement processing

Negative Urgency (NU) is a prominent risk factor for hazardous alcohol use. While research has helped elucidate how NU relates to neurobiological functioning with respect to alcohol use, no known work has contextualized such functioning within existing neurobiological theories in addiction. Therefor...

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Main Authors: Ham, L.S (Author), Lamm, C. (Author), Rawls, E. (Author), Wolkowicz, N.R (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2021
Subjects:
adult
Alcohol
alcohol consumption
alcoholism
anxiety disorder
Anxiety Disorders
Article
brain
Brain
cognition
Cognition
Cognitive control
Dual model
electroencephalogram
Event-related potential
executive function
feedback system
female
human
Humans
male
Negative urgency
neurobiology
predictor variable
proportional hazards model
reinforcement (psychology)
Reinforcement processing
Reinforcement, Psychology
risk factor
Risk Factors
stimulus
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