… cognitive deficits are a vulnerability factor for developing alcohol dependence, it is well-known
that cognitive … than subgroups with better baseline cognitive abilities. In addition, baseline …

… alcohol dependent men with (IPV +) and without (IPV −) physical violence toward their
partners and compared these groups to smoking controls without either alcohol dependence or …

… of cognitive abilities and … of cognitive deficits in alcohol dependence that should be
taken into account in clinical practice. The assessment of cognitive impairments in alcohol-dependent …

… , age above 18 years, ability to understand and speak French, and dependence on … Our
results confirmed that alcoholic patients had a high rate of cognitive deficits and suggest that the …

… subcontinent alcohol dependence have … cognitive abilities and to relate these abilities to
any brain irregularity.This has lead to development of better techniques for measuring cognition. …

… patients the incubation period of P300 was prolonged and the cognitive ability screening test
score decreased, in line with our results (35). This suggested that the latency period of P200…

… During the treatment, patents become familiar with the consequences of excessive alcohol
consumption and negative effects on their social life, cognitive ability and health. Modern …

… whether an individual develops alcohol dependence. Personal … For example, an alcoholic
with greater functional abilities … an alcoholic compared with another one whose abilities would …

… alcohol use behaviors spanning hazardous drinking to alcohol dependence, and a range
of cognitive … Chronic, heavy alcohol use appears to selectively affect cognitive abilities …

… This ability may be construed as a cognitive … cognitive impairment in alcohol dependence
can be viewed under three broad categories: (i) cognitive deficits as a risk factor for alcohol use …