Craving modulates attentional bias towards alcohol in severe alcohol use disorder: An eye-tracking study.

Zoé Bollen Arthur PabstNicolas MassonReinout W WiersMatt Field Pierre Maurage

Published in: Addiction (Abingdon, England) (2023)

The direction of alcohol-related attentional bias (approach/avoidance) appears to be determined by patients' subjective craving at testing time and does not function as a stable trait of severe alcohol use disorder. Alcohol-related attentional bias appears to rely on later/controlled attentional stages but is not modulated by the saturation of the reflective/control system.

Keyphrases

alcohol use disorder
working memory
end stage renal disease
alcohol consumption
newly diagnosed
ejection fraction
early onset
chronic kidney disease
drug induced
gene expression
depressive symptoms
patient reported outcomes
sleep quality
patient reported