Do executive functions predict binge-drinking patterns? Evidence from a longitudinal study in young adulthood

[12] proposed a quadric error metrics (QEM) based algorithm. This algorithm made use of the quadric error metric to choose the edge to be simplified and the new vertex

Dans le ventre de la terre ou dans le ventre de Paris, dans les cryptes de journaux gribouillées de cunéiformes, comme dans le temple d’Isis la Perche d’Argent et du dieu aux

Although previous studies found binge drinking to be predicted by high sensation seeking, the current study failed to highlight such an association when statistically controlling

Two major limits currently hamper to obtain a reliable theoret- ical background to apply dual-process model to binge drinking: first, the interactions between reflective

In a pilot group of binging patients (ANB, BN and BED) who did not respond to an intensive course of CBT complemented with SSRI, we observed: an acceptance rate (79%) close to the

The current study proposed the exploration of the behavioral performance of binge drinkers and control participants in an emotion detection task implying (a) two emotions differing

The presence of an attentional bias towards alcohol is indexed by faster reaction times when the probe appears at the same location than the alcoholrelated stimulus as illustrated