1. Prenatal cannabis exposure in ABCD dataset
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Spechler, Philip, Paulus, Martin, and Thompson, Wesley
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Social and Behavioral Sciences - Abstract
Previously, we studied the relationship between cannabis use and individuals with mood/anxiety disorders using cross-sectional data from the Tulsa 1000 study (Victor et al., 2018). Using that dataset, we found that individuals with mood/anxiety disorders and problematic cannabis use were characterized by (1) attenuated striatal activations during reward anticipation (Spechler et al., in press), and (2) higher impulsivity measures under periods of urgency (Spechler et al., in-preparation). As those findings were derived from cross-sectional data, we propose to reproduce these effects in children with prenatal cannabis exposure. In doing so, these findings would help inform causal mechanisms related to cannabis use and associated outcomes. Spechler et al., in press. "Attenuated Reward Activations Associated with Cannabis Use in Anxious/Depressed Individuals". Translational Psychiatry. Spechler et al., in preparation. "Multifaceted impulsivity differences in anxious/depressed cannabis users".
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- 2022
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