Impulsivity represents a complex, multifaceted construct with relevance to alcohol use,
abuse, and dependence. Researchers are refining the definitions and assessment of …

Alcohol use disorders (AUDs) are a devastating public health problem. The construct of
impulsivity is biologically based and heritable, and its various dimensions are relevant for …

Of all the personality traits associated with problematic alcohol involvement, traits related to
impulsivity appear to show the most robust relations to alcohol use and alcohol-related …

Impulsivity can be defined as choosing a smaller, immediate reward over a larger, delayed
reward. From this perspective, addictive behaviors such as substance abuse and …

Heightened impulsivity is a risk factor for problematic alcohol use among emerging adults.
However, recent literature suggests that impulsivity is comprised of several facets that have …

There are well‐established links between impulsivity and alcohol use in humans and other
model organisms; however, the etiological nature of these associations remains unclear …

Background: Although many studies have established a close relation between impulsivity
and alcohol use disorders, little is known about the role of behavioral impulsivity in the …

Background: Higher levels of impulsivity have been implicated in the development of alcohol
use disorders. Recent findings suggest that impulsivity is not a unitary construct, highlighted …

Addictions are among the most burdensome neuropsychiatric disorders, costing the United
States over $500 billion per annum (Uhl & Grow, 2004). Reduced impulse control, or …

Impulsivity is associated with alcohol use and related problems, yet limited research has
examined the different facets of impulsivity with these outcomes. This study aimed to …