Cognitive performance profiles by latent classes of drug use

Background and Objectives: The relationship between substance use and cognitive deficits is complex and requires innovative methods to enhance understanding. The present study is the first to use LCA to examine associations of drug use patterns with cognitive performance. Methods: Cocaine/heroin use...

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Autor principal: Bolla, K. I. (Autor)
Otros Autores: Scherer, M. ; Mauro, Pia M. ; Martins, Silvia S. ; Mancha, B. ; Latimer, W. W. ; Kuo, J. H. ; Harrell, Paul T.
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Publicado: 2014
En: The American journal on addictions
Año: 2014
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