Titlebook: Drug Abuse in Adolescence; Neurobiological, Cog Denise De Micheli,André Luiz Monezi Andrade,Maria Book 2016 Springer International Publish

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Neural Basis of Drug Addictionlity to control amount of intake, and the development of a negative hedonic state when access to drug is prohibited. According to Koob and Le Moal, there is a spiraling distress cycle of addiction that is comprised of social, psychiatric, and neurobiological mechanisms. The underlying neurobiologica

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Neuroimaging of the Human Brain in Adolescent Substance Usersial, cognitive, and neurobiological outcomes. Recent advances in neuroimaging technology have allowed for a better understanding of the neurobiological effects of adolescent substance misuse. This chapter reviews recent evidence from neuroimaging studies investigating adolescent substance misuse (i.

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Neurological and Cognitive Changes Resulting from Chronic Drug Uses phase of life. It is also known that most young people who experiment with drugs do not become dependent on them. However, dependence is only one of the risks that young people face when using these substances. There are other extremely serious risks, such as automobile accidents, trauma, drowning

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Relationships Between Mood Disorders and Substance Abuse During Adolescencefective tone of this experience. Typically, the states of mood fluctuate according to internal or external, objective or subjective events within a certain range compatible with such events, and these oscillations are inherent to events. Therefore, mood swings can be considered normal. However, they

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-10747-8bit an idiosyncratic pattern of reactivity to ethanol that might expose them to higher risk of use/abuse, with alcohol also serving as a gateway for other drugs, is also assessed. The focus of this chapter is alcohol because it is one of the drugs most widely used by adolescents.

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Alcohol Abuse in Adolescents: Relevance of Animal Models and Experimental Results in Adolescent Animbit an idiosyncratic pattern of reactivity to ethanol that might expose them to higher risk of use/abuse, with alcohol also serving as a gateway for other drugs, is also assessed. The focus of this chapter is alcohol because it is one of the drugs most widely used by adolescents.