Purpose in life, neural alcohol cue reactivity and daily alcohol use in social drinkers

Abstract

Alcohol craving is an urge to consume alcohol that commonly precedes drinking; however, craving does not lead to drinking for all people under all circumstances. The current study measured the correlation between neural reactivity and alcohol cues as a risk, and purpose in daily life as a protective factor that may influence the link between alcohol craving and the subsequent amount of consumption.

Document Details

• Document Type: Pub Defense Publication
• Publication Date: Aug 22, 2022
• Source ID: 10.1111/add.16012

Entities

People

• Danielle Bassett
• Danielle Cosme
• David Lydon‐staley
• Emily B Falk
• Faustine Corbani
• Jeesung Ahn
• Kevin Ochsner
• Mia Jovanova
• Ovidia Stanoi
• Peter J. Mucha
• Silicia Lomax
• Victor Strecher
• Yoona Kang

Organizations

• Army Research Office
• Columbia University
• Dartmouth College
• Mind and Life Institute
• University of Michigan
• University of Pennsylvania

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Fields of Study

• Medicine

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