Addiction Flashcards

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1
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What are the risk factors in developing addiction

A

family
peers
stress
genetics
personality

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2
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What is effected in genetic vulnerability

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D2 receptors (too low)
nicotine enzyme (functioning)

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3
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Who suggested the dopamine desensitisation hypothesis?

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Dani and Heinemann

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Pathway of dopamine in the brain when nAChRs are stimulated

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  1. nAChR concentrated in ventral tegmental area
  2. Mesolimbic path
  3. Nucleus accumbens
  4. Frontal cortex
    or
  5. mesocortical pathway to frontal lobe
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5
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What are the main elements of cue reactivity

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Subjective desire
Physiological signs (temp)
Objective behaviour

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Types of reinforcement involved in LT of gambling

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Vicarious
Partial
Variable

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what are the types of cognitive biases

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Skill and judgement
Personal traits/ rituals
Selective recall
Faulty perceptions

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Who conducted research into cognitive biases

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Griffiths - conducted a study where participants were told to think aloud and irrational and relational thoughts categorised. Regular gamberlars are nearly 6x more irrational thoughts

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What are the types of drug therapy used to treat addiction

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aversives
agonist
antagonists

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10
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what aversive therapy is used for alcohol

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Disulfiram

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Difference between aversion therapy and covert

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Aversion therapy the negative experience is actually experienced but in covert the stimulus and negative symptoms are imagined

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