The past decade has witnessed a surge in research on training paradigms aimed at directly
influencing cognitive processes in addiction and other psychopathology. Broadly, two …

This article reviews the emerging research on cognitive training for substance use disorders,
and discusses the neuroscientific mechanisms that underlie cognitive training effects in …

Dual‐systems theories explain lapses in self‐control in terms of a conflict between automatic
and deliberative modes of behavioral control. Numerous studies have now tested whether …

According to the triadic neurocognitive model of addiction to drugs (eg, cocaine) and non-
drugs (eg, gambling), weakened “willpower” associated with these behaviors is the product …

This chapter reviews the literature on cognitive processes in substance use disorders from a
dual-process perspective. In dual-process models, behavior is viewed as the joint outcome …

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

Learning psycho (bio) logy has developed a solid corpus of evidence and theory regarding
behavior control modes. The present article briefly reviews that literature and its influence on …

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 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 …

Recent years have seen a surge in the popularity of interventions that target common
distortions in thinking (cognitive-bias modification, or CBM). Although there is evidence of …