Abstract Aims To examine the effects of cannabidiol (CBD) on psychophysiological responding and risky decision-making in individuals with alcohol use disorder (AUD). Methods In a double-blind, placebo-controlled crossover trial, 18 participants with AUD completed the Columbia Card Task (CCT) following administration of...
Ellen McGuire, T. Hurzeler, W. Logge et al.· Alcohol and Alcoholism· 0 citations
BACKGROUND AND AIMS
Harmful alcohol use is a global health problem, with deficits in impulse control, encompassing motor inhibition and motor impulsivity, associated with its development and persistence. We aimed to synthesise performance-based motor inhibition and self-reported impulsivity in individuals with alcohol...
Yuan Ding, E. Livesey, Tian-Jian Jiao et al.· Addiction· 0 citations
The present findings indicate that CBD did not produce measurable effects on brain activity or cognitive performance during threat anticipation in individuals with AUD suggesting that previously reported neural effects may be more closely related to direct responses to salient stimuli rather than anticipatory processes...
T. Hurzeler, W. Logge, J. Watt et al.· Psychopharmacology· 0 citations
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