… on all alcoholic patients. The alcoholics were divided into two groups depending upon
the … alcoholics and 30 who reported a history of less than 10 years were designated short-term …

… to the two groups on most measures, suggesting a differential improvement in cognitive
abilities. For the … to 25 short-term sober alcoholics and 25 control subjects and readministered to …

… withdrawals affect cognitive function. Methods: We investigated alcoholic patients undergoing
… The two groups consisted of those patients with fewer than two medically supervised …

… frontal lobe cognitive function and the mental state among patients with different types of
alcohol … , as well as among controls and the different types of alcoholics, is presented in Table 2. …

… should cluster in a single group, with mild deficits across all cognitive factors. As with the test
of … set of cognitive functions. Instead, the majority of alcoholics in both samples exhibited a …

… abnormalities in alcoholics have been correlated.v" It is unlikely that cognitive impairment in
… patients in both groups were impaired cognitively. This result supports the hypothesis that …

… no significant differences between these two groups on any of the … the relationship between
cognitive functioning and treatment … and intervals may not be very important in accounting for …

… , extensive treatment, and severe alcohol abuse. It is noteworthy that … two groups of children
in cognitive performance, most cognitive performance scores from the children of alcoholics …

… gender with (33 men and 25 women), both groups ranging in age from 19.7 to 50.4 years
(M = 31.5). All alcohol use and gender groups had comparable years of education (see Table 1…

… patients showed poor initial learning and a more modest learning curve on the recall
measure of the Hopkins Verbal Learning Test, although most patients in both groups performed …