Relationships among physiological and self-report responses produced by cocaine-related cues

Article Abstract:

The physiological responses of cocaine users to cocaine are determined using results of a study of 150 subjects. The subjects are found to have lower skin temperatures and skin resistance, higher rates of heart beat, and feelings of craving, high and withdrawal responses. It is suggested that future studies should be focused on the determination of the effectiveness of the treatments instead of on the types of responses to cues.

Research, Physiological aspects, Drug withdrawal symptoms, Substance withdrawal syndrome

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Ecstasy and cocaine: Patterns of use among prime age individuals in Amsterdam

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The information about prime age individuals living in Amsterdam is used for finding the patterns of use of ecstacy and cocaine. Calendar year, family situation, and parental cannabis use influence the use of ecstacy and cocaine.

Surveys, Drug abuse surveys

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Cognitive determinants of MDMA use among college students in Southern Taiwan

Article Abstract:

A study among Taiwanese students to examine the effect of social influence on the consumption of MDMA, Methylenedioxymethamphetamine, a mescaline analog, is presented.

Taiwan, Psychological aspects, Behavior, Influence, Social groups, Chinese students

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