There is a longstanding association between substance-use disorders (SUDs) and the
psychological construct of impulsivity. In the first section of this review, personality and …

Completion of addiction treatment is one of the most consistent factors associated with a
favorable treatment outcome. Unfortunately, it is more common for a patient to drop-out of …

Impulsivity and compulsivity represent useful conceptualizations that involve dissociable
cognitive functions, which are mediated by neuroanatomically and neurochemically distinct …

With the current review, we explore the hypothesis that individual differences in
neurocognitive aspects of impulsivity (ie, cognitive and motor disinhibition, delay discounting …

A principal feature of drug addiction is a reduced ability to regulate control over the desire to
procure drugs regardless of the risks involved. Traditional models implicated the neural …

Drug addiction continues to be an important public health problem, with an estimated 22.6
million current illicit drug users in the United States alone. For many addictions, including …

Building on the conclusions of the debate papers by Gola et al.(2022) and Sassover and
Weinstein (2022), the present commentary further addressed the contradictions between the …

This systematic review aims to examine growing evidence linking cognitive-executive
functions with addiction treatment outcomes, and to discuss significant cognitive predictors …

Recent years have seen an explosion of interest in attentional bias in addiction, particularly
its clinical relevance. Specifically, numerous articles claimed to demonstrate either that (1) …

Several studies have shown alterations in different components of executive functioning in
users of different drugs, including cannabis, cocaine and heroin. However, it is difficult to …