Search Results - "Abroms, Ben D"

Alcohol effects on inhibitory control of attention : distinguishing between intentional and automatic mechanisms by ABROMS, Ben D, GOTTLOB, Lawrence R, FILLMORE, Mark T

“…Recent research has begun to explore the possibility that inhibitory mechanisms of selective attention are particularly susceptible to the impairing effects of…”
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Alcohol-induced impairment of behavioral control : differential effects on engaging vs. disengaging responses by MARCZINSKI, Cecile A, ABROMS, Ben D, VAN SELST, Mark, FILLMORE, Mark T

“…Model-based assessments of behavioral control have been used to study the acute effects of alcohol on the ability to execute and inhibit behavioral responses…”
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Alcohol-Induced Impairment of Inhibitory Mechanisms Involved in Visual Search by Abroms, Ben D, Fillmore, Mark T

“…The present study examined the effects of alcohol on the ability to perform a cued target detection task that measured inhibition of return (IOR). IOR is a…”
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Age-group Differences in Inhibiting an Oculomotor Response by Gottlob, Lawrence R., Fillmore, Mark T., Abroms, Ben D.

“…Age-group differences were examined in the delayed oculomotor response task, which requires that observers delay the execution of a saccade (eye movement)…”
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Age-Group Differences in Saccadic Interference by Gottlob, Lawrence R., Fillmore, Mark T., Abroms, Ben D.

“…We examined age-group differences in a saccadic interference task, which requires that participants execute a saccade (eye movement) toward an abrupt-onset…”
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d -Amphetamine-Induced Enhancement of Inhibitory Mechanisms Involved in Visual Search by Fillmore, Mark T, Rush, Craig R, Abroms, Ben D

“…The authors examined the effects of d -amphetamine on the ability to perform a cued target-detection task that measured inhibition of return (IOR). IOR is a…”
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Alcohol-induced impairment of behavioral control: Effects on the alteration and suppression of prepotent responses by ABROMS, Ben D, FILLMORE, Mark T, MARCZINSKI, Cecile A

“…Alcohol use in humans is associated with aggression and other socially inappropriate behaviors. These adverse effects have been attributed to an acute…”
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