Consecuencias neurocognitivas dun padrón de consumo intensivo de alcohol en adolescentes e mozos galegos.
- Comezo: 06/08/2005
- Fin: 05/08/2008
- Proxecto pechado
Fondos: Dirección Xeral de I+D. Conselleria de Industria e Innovación Sectorial da Xunta de Galicia
Liñas de investigación: Consecuencias neurocognitivas do consumo intensivo de alcohol (binge drinking) en mozos.
Proxecto doutra Universidade
- Referencia: PGIDIT05CSO21103PR
- Investigador responsable: Fernando Cadaveira Mahía
- Datas: 06/08/2005 a 05/08/2008
- Líña de investigación: Consecuencias neurocognitivas do consumo intensivo de alcohol (binge drinking) en mozos.
Publicacións
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Alcohol y cerebro: efectos de los nuevos patrones de consumo [Alcohol and brain: effects of new consumption patterns].
- Ano: 2005
- In I. Morgado (coord): Psicobiología: De los genes a la Cognición y el Comportamiento [Psychobiology: from genes to cognition and behavior], pp. 202-213. Barcelona: Ariel (ISBN: 84-344-0919-4).
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Reduced anterior prefrontal cortex activation in young binge drinkers during a visual working memory task
- Ano: 2010
- Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 109, 45-56.
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Risky alcohol use and heavy episodic drinking among Spanish university students: A two-year follow-up
- Ano: 2010
- Gaceta Sanitaria, 24, 372-377.
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Alcohol y cerebro adolescente
- Ano: 2009
- Adicciones, 21, 9-14.
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Binge Drinking Affects Attentional and Visual Working Memory Processing in Young University Students
- Ano: 2009
- Alcoholism-Clinical and Experimental Research, 33, 1870-1879.
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Factors associated with risky consumption and heavy episodic drinking among Spanish university students
- Ano: 2008
- Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, 69, 308-312.
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Vertical asymmetries in pre-attentive detection of changes in motion direction
- Ano: 2007
- International Journal of Psychophysiolgy, 64, 184-189.
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Heavy episodic drinking and alcohol-related injuries: An open cohort study among college students.
- Ano: 2017
- Accident Analysis and Prevention 100 (2017) 23–29
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Binge drinking during adolescence and young adulthood is associated with deficits in verbal episodic memory.
- Ano: 2017
- PLoS ONE 12(2)