The relative intermittency or continuity of drug delivery is a major determinant of addictive
liability, and also influences the impact of drug exposure on brain function and behavior …

Poor impulse control has been associated with compulsive drug seeking and an enhanced
risk of relapse, suggesting that impulsivity is causally related to addiction proneness and …

Introduction Impulsivity is a central feature of drug addiction and may arise as a result of
impaired inhibitory control. The extent to which inhibitory deficits arise as a consequence of …

BACKGROUND:: Preventing relapse to drug use is a major challenge for drug addiction
treatment. We have recently shown that impulsivity predating drug-taking increases the …

Impulsivity describes the tendency of an individual to act prematurely without foresight and is
associated with a number of neuropsychiatric co-morbidities, including drug addiction. As …

Impulse control deficits are often found to co-occur with substance use disorders (SUDs). On
the one hand, it is well known that chronic intake of drugs of abuse remodels the brain with …

Chronic vulnerability to relapse is a formidable challenge for the treatment of drug addiction.
The neurobiological basis of relapse and its prevention has, therefore, attracted major …

Clinical studies indicate large individual differences in susceptibility to alcohol abuse. Poor
behavioral self regulation has been proposed to reflect a predisposing factor. Like humans …

With the current review, we explore the hypothesis that individual differences in
neurocognitive aspects of impulsivity (ie, cognitive and motor disinhibition, delay discounting …

The role of impulsivity in substance abuse has recently received increased attention from
both researchers and clinicians. Although past studies and treatment primarily focused on …