… Our results provide additional clarification in regard to the intactness of these cognitive
abilities, even in AD who continue to consume alcoholic beverages. These findings contrast …

… In order to investigate differences in cognitive abilities between control and alcoholic group
we performed t-tests for independent samples, considering significant differences for p<0.05. …

… In the present study, we tested the genetic overlap between cognitive abilities and alcohol
dependence using polygenic risk scores (PGRS). We created two independent PGRS derived …

… We sought to measure a range of cognitive abilities that are vulnerable to the effects of AD,
with a limited number of tests. We focused on the following cognitive abilities: sensitivity to …

… alcohol dependent patients had impairments on both cognitive and emotional functions and
empathy ability… to investigate the empathy ability in patients with alcohol dependency. As we …

… While cognitive functions comprise a wide variety of different cognitive abilities, cognitive
control, often referred to as impulsivity, is also considered in the scientific literature (de Wit 2009…

… It is accompanied by reduction in synaptic density along with myelination processes, which
improves cognitive abilities including working memory and inhibitory control [51]. In general, …

… Rodent models of alcohol dependence have been instrumental in furthering our understanding
of both the cognitive and neurobiological impact of withdrawal from alcohol dependence, …

… general information about alcohol dependence and coping … alcoholism have included
the investigation of metacognition (the ability to accurately assess one's own cognitive abilities…

… Cognitive impairment and emotional dysregulation are inversely related in patients … alcohol
dependence. Improving the dysfunction may improve the outcome of alcohol dependence. …