The cognitive repercussions of alcohol dependence are well documented. However, the
literature remains somewhat ambiguous with respect to which distinct cognitive functions are …

Objective This study presents an updated meta-analysis replicating the study of (Stavro, K.,
Pelletier, J., & Potvin, S.(2013). Widespread and sustained cognitive deficits in alcoholism: A …

The pattern of cognitive deficits and their time-dependent recovery were investigated in a
cohort of 49 male alcohol-dependent patients using a repeated measurement design with …

The current literature suggests that individuals who chronically abuse alcohol exhibit a wide
variety of cognitive deficits resulting from cerebral dysfunction that is either directly or …

Alcoholism is a complex and dynamic disease, punctuated by periods of abstinence and
relapse, and influenced by a multitude of vulnerability factors. Chronic excessive alcohol …

Background: There are few investigations of the potential recovery of neurocognitive
function in chronic alcoholic samples after very‐long‐term abstinence. The current study …

Aims Neurocognitive deficits in chronic alcoholic men are well documented. Impairments
include memory, visual–spatial processing, problem solving and executive function. The …

Alcohol is arguably the most widely used and studied drug in human history. The acute
effects of alcohol in humans have been studied in laboratories for over a century. Much of …

Chronic excessive alcohol consumption induces cognitive impairments mainly affecting
executive functions, episodic memory, and visuospatial capacities related to multiple brain …

People with alcoholism express cognitive deficits of varying type and severity. Theoretical
models of impaired cognition are intended to explain the deficit patterns by relating them to …