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Individual Differences in Addiction - Sign Tracking vs Goal Tracking || NeuroDrugs Live #4
#addiction #neuroscience #dopamine #wanting #liking #NeuroDrugs #live
We're live tonight at 9pm to chat about individual differences in addiction! Why do some people get addicted while others don't? Why is it easier for some to quit while addicted while others struggle more? Why are some more vulnerable to craving and relapse than others? And what does learning and memory have to do with any of this?
Today's paper is entitled "Individual differences in the attribution of incentive salience to reward-related cues: Implications for addiction"
Open access article: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2635343/
We're 4 Canadian neuroscientists reviewing the latest news, events and scholarly publications from neuroscience in our weekly NeuroBeer live stream!
Join us for virtual journal club-esque conversations, & contribute to the discussion with comments, suggestions, recommendations and beyond! We hold NeuroBeer every Monday (8pm EDT) & NeuroDrugs every Wednesday (9pm EDT) on YouTube. Stay tuned and subscribe for more content, and to stay up to date with the latest in neuroscience news
Leave a comment to join the conversation and guide the discussion!
Interested in Neuroscience research? Frustrated by hyped up media headlines? Science paywalls obstructing your ability to fact check? We've got you covered. Our 'Journal Club' video podcast give scientists a platform to control the scientific narrative & dispel the misinformation & fake news surrounding their science.
Reviewing Neuroscience research papers ft. first-person perspectives & narratives from the scientists themselves. A platform enabling collaboration between scientists & the public, alike. Cutting through the jargon & Demolishing barriers to science communication.
If you enjoy this content please consider subscribing to our YT channel www.youtube.com/firstpersonsciencepodcast - It makes a world of difference in our quest to make neuroscience accessible and correct/stop the spread of science misinformation!
Join us for virtual journal club-esque conversations, & contribute to the discussion with comments, suggestions, recommendations and beyond! We hold NeuroBeer every Monday (8pm EDT) & NeuroDrugs every Wednesday (9pm EDT) on YouTube. Stay tuned and subscribe for more content, and to stay up to date with the latest in neuroscience news
Intro music by Navigator Black & The Indighost
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#addiction #neuroscience #dopamine #wanting #liking #NeuroDrugs #live
We're live tonight at 9pm to chat about individual differences in addiction! Why do some people get addicted while others don't? Why is it easier for some to quit while addicted while others struggle more? Why are some more vulnerable to craving and relapse than others? And what does learning and memory have to do with any of this?
Today's paper is entitled "Individual differences in the attribution of incentive salience to reward-related cues: Implications for addiction"
Open access article: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2635343/
We're 4 Canadian neuroscientists reviewing the latest news, events and scholarly publications from neuroscience in our weekly NeuroBeer live stream!
Join us for virtual journal club-esque conversations, & contribute to the discussion with comments, suggestions, recommendations and beyond! We hold NeuroBeer every Monday (8pm EDT) & NeuroDrugs every Wednesday (9pm EDT) on YouTube. Stay tuned and subscribe for more content, and to stay up to date with the latest in neuroscience news
Leave a comment to join the conversation and guide the discussion!
Interested in Neuroscience research? Frustrated by hyped up media headlines? Science paywalls obstructing your ability to fact check? We've got you covered. Our 'Journal Club' video podcast give scientists a platform to control the scientific narrative & dispel the misinformation & fake news surrounding their science.
Reviewing Neuroscience research papers ft. first-person perspectives & narratives from the scientists themselves. A platform enabling collaboration between scientists & the public, alike. Cutting through the jargon & Demolishing barriers to science communication.
If you enjoy this content please consider subscribing to our YT channel www.youtube.com/firstpersonsciencepodcast - It makes a world of difference in our quest to make neuroscience accessible and correct/stop the spread of science misinformation!
Join us for virtual journal club-esque conversations, & contribute to the discussion with comments, suggestions, recommendations and beyond! We hold NeuroBeer every Monday (8pm EDT) & NeuroDrugs every Wednesday (9pm EDT) on YouTube. Stay tuned and subscribe for more content, and to stay up to date with the latest in neuroscience news
Intro music by Navigator Black & The Indighost