FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3149364848> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3149364848 abstract "Deficits in motor inhibitory control and working memory have been hypothesized to be both a cause and consequence of heavy alcohol use. Adolescence is a critical developmental stage for inhibitory control and working memory, and it is also a stage when individuals are most likely to initiate alcohol use. This study aimed to examine whether inhibitory control and working memory would predict alcohol use and involvement in a group of UK adolescents.We recruited 220 (N = 178, female) adolescents, aged between 16 and 18, from eight higher education settings in the Merseyside region of the UK. Alcohol use was examined using the Timeline Follow-Back and involvement (and related problems) using the Adolescent Alcohol Involvement Scale. A reward-based inhibitory control task (Go/No-Go) was used to examine the inhibition and reward sensitivity, and a self-ordered pointing task was used to measure working memory.Multiple regression demonstrated that neither inhibitory control (b = 0.02 (95% confidence interval (CI): -0.21, 0.24)) nor working memory (b = -0.12 (95% CI: -0.30, 0.07)) were significant predictors of alcohol use (units consumed). Inhibitory control (b = 0.61 (95% CI: 0.12, 1.09), specifically, in the no reward condition and school deprivation (b = 0.67 (95% CI: 0.06, 1.28) significantly predicted alcohol-related problems.Our findings demonstrated limited evidence that deficits in specific mechanisms of executive functioning (i.e. motor inhibition and working memory) were associated with alcohol-related problems in UK adolescents. This study adds to an increasing body of literature suggesting weak or non-existent links between inhibitory control, working memory and alcohol use." @default.
• W3149364848 created "2021-04-13" @default.
• W3149364848 creator A5007251536 @default.
• W3149364848 creator A5009848659 @default.
• W3149364848 creator A5017057112 @default.
• W3149364848 creator A5035125093 @default.
• W3149364848 creator A5074549492 @default.
• W3149364848 creator A5083494552 @default.
• W3149364848 date "2021-04-09" @default.
• W3149364848 modified "2023-10-17" @default.
• W3149364848 title "Limited Evidence of Associations Between Executive Functioning and Alcohol Involvement In UK Adolescents" @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1242469116 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1475474724 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1533659445 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1594393241 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1823969586 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1907427573 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1966387008 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1976646918 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1977802579 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1979634628 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1982063639 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1983170229 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1988700571 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1989476056 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1989816441 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1991937585 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1993069557 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1994497426 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W1999018061 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2007307305 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2008852204 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2020070297 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2023092959 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2029416914 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2030444492 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2032983381 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2045313657 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2048398147 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2048670908 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2048868430 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2052515640 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2055823524 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2062841682 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2065415043 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2074322862 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2079828968 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2090656863 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2101258484 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2102724049 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2103834847 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2106848425 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2113821956 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2114590943 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2114719952 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2118475046 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2124517301 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2130552984 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2130818254 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2131532076 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2134178328 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2136850887 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2136999333 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2143462488 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2145146057 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2146132889 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2150432411 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2152243581 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2152972056 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2153432403 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2154122617 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2154442536 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2155110030 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2157004882 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2157961103 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2164511493 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2169520159 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2283643741 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2560971418 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2570638429 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2586341083 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2602593310 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2605457619 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2730667689 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2739212079 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2775121321 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2782645910 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2792354817 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2800732858 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2886111061 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2972719337 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W2975318355 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W4211081781 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W4213346165 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W4238789802 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W4242124043 @default.
• W3149364848 cites W915799173 @default.
• W3149364848 doi "https://doi.org/10.1093/alcalc/agab020" @default.
• W3149364848 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/8557664" @default.
• W3149364848 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33836535" @default.

• next