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Increased alcohol cue-reactivity and altered inhibitory processing have been reported in heavy social drinkers and alcohol-dependent patients, and are associated with relapse. In social drinkers, these two processes have been usually studied separately by recording event-related potentials (ERPs) during rapid picture presentation. The aim of our study was to confront social drinkers to a task triggering high alcohol cue-reactivity, to verify whether it specifically altered inhibitory performance, by using long-lasting background picture presentation.
Pubmed ID: 22616012
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Windows-based program for computation of sample size and power for binary outcome studies (case-control and cohort studies) based on a logistic-like regression model with one covariate or two covariates (e.g., gene-exposure interactions). (entry from Genetic Analysis Software)
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