... a reduction in white matter volume in the OFC, and that in turn was associated with greater impulsivity.
"We are beginning to understand how genetic factors can lead to structural brain changes that ...
... she said. However, men score lower in disinhibition than women.
"Our study found that obese men have more impulse control than obese women. So, obese men may be protected from more impulsive behavior ...
... has been documented, and indicates that there is a biological correlation associated with the alterations in impulse control observed in the monkeys exposed to cocaine in the womb.
Since decreased ...
... in the prefrontal cortex (PFC) - a brain region involved in attention, decision-making and impulse control - while having few effects outside it.
Because of the potential for addiction and abuse, ...
... .D. Pre-clinical data showing that dopamine, a neurotransmitter relevant to attentional processes and impulse control, is released upon smoking, is consistent with the self-medication hypothesis.
A. ...
... Teachers were given training in classroom management and strategies for instruction. Children were taught impulse control, how to get what they want without aggressive behavior, how to recognize the ...
... impairment, emotional instability, erratic behavior, depression and problems with impulse control. However, CTE eventually progresses to full-blown dementia. McHale died due to a drug ...
... poor attention or cognitive function, poor management of major life issues, poor impulse control," she said.
Other researchers have found that access to nature positively influences a person's mood, ...
... some decision making requires controlled processing wherein balanced/accurate decisions require impulse control" Kleider explained. "For some people, this usurps a substantial amount of available ...
... 's efficacy in treating the symptoms of kleptomania suggests that kleptomania in particular, and impulse control disorders in general, may be related to substance addictions and share a common brain ...
... that insufficient sleep may affect cognitive function and lead to poorer judgement, less impulse control and increased hopelessness. A dysfunction involving serotonin – a brain chemical involved in ...
... success later in life, and may even be a component of emotional intelligence. Those without this personality trait need their gratification instantly and suffer from poor impulse control.
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... are more organized and responsible and tend to follow through with their obligations, to be more impulse controlled and to follow rules," said University of Illinois psychology professor Brent Roberts ...
... study found that rodents treated with drugs that reduced their levels of serotonin levels – associated with impulse control in humans –dramatically reduced their ability to play the odds. A drug that ...
... arm that war veterans and other amputees would control with their thoughts, just like a real arm ... too large to detect many of the discrete nerve impulses controlling the arms or other body movements. So ...
