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

Highlights•Neurocognitive impairment and cognitive biases are common in
addictions.•Cognitive deficits show at least partial recover with abstinence.•Neuroimaging …

It is well-established that addiction is typically associated with a distinct pattern of
neurocognitive functioning with a consensus that it is typified by impaired top-down …

Neuroimaging offers an opportunity to examine the neurobiological effects of therapeutic
interventions for human drug addiction. Using activation likelihood estimation, the aim of the …

Substance use disorders are chronic, relapsing, and harmful conditions characterized by
executive dysfunction. While there are currently no approved pharmacotherapy options for …

In this targeted review, we summarize current knowledge on substance-use disorder (SUD)-
related cognitive deficits, the link between these deficits and clinical outcomes, and the …

Decision-making deficits are strong predictors of poor clinical outcomes in addiction
treatment. However, research on interventions that address decision-making deficits among …

Behavioural economic theories of addiction contend that greater expected value of drug
relative to alternative non-drug rewards is the core mechanism underpinning vulnerability to …

Neuroimaging provides a tool for investigating the neurobiological mechanisms of cognitive
interventions in addiction. The aim of this review was to describe the brain circuits that are …

Objectives: The present research explored the effect of reward sensitivity bias and
metacognitive deficits on substance use disorder (SUD) in the decision-making process …