Background Alcohol dependence is characterized by wide‐ranging cognitive impairments,
but also by emotional facial expressions (EFE s) recognition deficits. Although they play a …

Studies that have carried out experimental evaluation of emotional skills in alcohol-
dependence have, up to now, been mainly focused on the exploration of emotional facial …

Background: Emotional facial expression (EFE) decoding has been repetitively shown to be
impaired in alcoholic inpatients. The present study aimed to replicate and extend previous …

Emotional facial expression (EFE) decoding skills have been shown to be impaired in
recovering alcoholics (RA). The aim of the present study is to replicate these results and to …

The present study aims to explore whether an impairment in emotional facial expressions
(EFE) decoding is specific to alcoholism compared with opiate dependence. An EFE …

Objective: Emotional facial expression (EFE) decoding skills play a key role in interpersonal
relationships. Decoding errors have been described in several pathological conditions …

Background Alcohol abuse and dependence can cause a wide variety of cognitive,
psychomotor, and visual-spatial deficits. It is questionable whether this condition is …

Background Emotional deficits have been widely described in alcohol-dependence, but
several subtle and critical emotional decoding abilities remain to be investigated. In …

Aims: Emotional facial expression (EFE) recognition has been shown to be impaired in
abstinent alcoholics. The present study investigated the relationship between EFE …

People with alcohol and substance use disorders (AUDs/SUDs) show worse facial emotion
recognition (FER) than controls, though magnitude and potential moderators remain …