Many recognize that several behaviors potentially affecting the reward circuitry in human
brains lead to a loss of control and other symptoms of addiction in at least some individuals …

Many reviews on sexual arousal in humans focus on different brain imaging methods and
behavioral observations. Although neurotransmission in the brain is mainly performed …

There is an increasing number of neuroimaging studies using visual sexual stimuli (VSS) for
human sexuality studies, including emerging field of research on compulsive sexual …

Self-regulation has been studied across levels of analysis; however, little attention has been
paid to the extent to which self-report, neural, and behavioral indices predict goal pursuit in …

Aberrant brain reward responses to food-related cues are an implied characteristic of human
obesity; yet, findings are inconsistent. To explain these inconsistencies, we aimed to …

A relapse in addiction is often precipitated by heightened attention bias to drug-related cues,
underpinned by a subcortically mediated transition to habitual/automatized responding and …

Choice viewing behavior when looking at affective scenes was assessed to examine
differences due to hedonic content and gender by monitoring eye movements in a selective …

Virtual influencers (VI) are on the rise on Instagram, and companies increasingly cooperate
with them for marketing campaigns. This has motivated an increasing number of studies …

Neurobiological models of addiction posit that drug use can alter reward processes in two
ways:(1) by increasing the motivational relevance of drugs and drug-related cues and (2) by …

Addiction researchers are interested in the ability of neural signals, like the P3 component of
the ERP, to index individual differences in liability factors like motivational reactivity to …