Distress Intolerance Moderation of Neurophysiological Markers of Response Inhibition After Induced Stress: Relations With Cannabis Use Disorder

Distress Intolerance Moderation of Neurophysiological Markers of Response Inhibition After Induced Stress: Relations With Cannabis Use Disorder

Cannabis use is prevalent but only a minority of regular users develop cannabis use disorder (CUD); thus, CUD risk identification among current cannabis users is vital for targeted intervention development. Existing data suggest that high distress intolerance (DI), an individual difference reflectiv...

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Main Authors: Albanese, B.J (Author), Cougle, J.R (Author), Crane, N.A (Author), Macatee, R.J (Author), Okey, S.A (Author), Schmidt, N.B (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Educational Publishing Foundation 2018
Subjects:
adaptation
adult
Adult
Article
behavior
brain function
cannabis addiction
cannabis use
Cannabis use disorder
conflict
controlled study
distress intolerance
Distress intolerance
Distress Intolerance Index
drug dependence
EEG
electroencephalogram
electroencephalography
Electroencephalography
Evoked Potentials
evoked response
female
Female
high risk population
human
Humans
inhibition (psychology)
Inhibition (Psychology)
major clinical study
male
Male
Marijuana Abuse
mental stress
monitoring
neuromodulation
neurophysiology
psychologic assessment
psychology
reaction time
Reaction Time
Response inhibition
self report
stress
Stress induction
Stress, Psychological
United States
young adult
Young Adult
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