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Kayser: genes obviously play a role in impulsivity and COMT-inhibitors are possibly a successful way to inhibit impulsive behaviors #NCPG
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RT @problemgamble: Dr. Andrew Kayser, @theNCRG funded researcher, revealing the mysteries of impulsivity and our brains! #NVConference htt…
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Kayser: a delayed discounting task is like saying "do you want $20 now or $40 one month from now?" #NVConference
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Kayser: gambling and substance use disorders are looked at as a non-planned impulse. They measure this with a delayed discounting task.
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There are three different types of impulsivity: motor, attentional impulsivity, and non-planned impulsivity #NVConference
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Kayser is walking through many of his research questions when looking at fMRI read outs #NVConference
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How do you study the brain's processes? Behavioral testing, pharmacology and fMRI are some options #NVConference
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Kayser: there are two parts of your brain involved in self-regulation are the prefrontal cortex and the sub cortical circuitry #NVConference
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Dr. Kayser is kicking off the conference talking about cognitive neuroscience #NVConference http://t.co/Q8huwnsw95
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We're proud to sponsor today's session with Dr. Kayser #NVConference http://t.co/u8zABZu9RB
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Special thanks to @problemgamble for organizing such an incredible conference. #NVConference
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We're kicking off the 2014 Treatment Provider Workshop series with Dr. Andrew Kayser at the @problemgamble conference. Stay tuned!
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Today, the NCRG's Christine Reilly is speaking at @nysgamingcomm's public forum about responsible gaming. Watch: ow.ly/vBg4G
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RT @DeborahSerani: Can cognitive behavioural therapy really change our brains? bbc.in/140b7Y8 In a word, YES!
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RT @LizSzabo: 23 million Americans needed substance abuse/addiction treatment in 2012. Only 11% received it. usat.ly/1gwtElc via @us
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.@BSUOutreach Thanks for sharing! Let us know if we can get you any other resources, especially our infographic: ow.ly/vrgMk
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@KyleBK_YGAP Thanks for sharing this! Let us know if there are any other resources that we can send you.
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RT @GoodieAdam: Last day of National Problem Gambling Awareness Month. See @knowtheodds for highlights. Support treatment and research for …
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RT @RecoveryMonth: It's never too late to take the pledge for #recovery! on.fb.me/18wZmBu http://t.co/tRRzbD35yX
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