Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7260975 Addictive Behaviors 2015 30 Pages PDF
Abstract
The findings indicate that both current and former smokers display a suboptimal pattern of decision-making than non-smokers during the standard IGT. However, with respect to the ability to change behavior following reversed contingencies, former smokers are more similar to non-smokers than to current smokers. Former smokers were also more aware of the contingencies than current smokers.
Related Topics
Life Sciences Neuroscience Behavioral Neuroscience
Authors
, , , , , ,