2014 Annual Meeting of the
International Society for Research on Impulsivity
The International Society for Research on Impulsivity (InSRI) held its Annual Meeting on
Thursday 24th July 2014, as a one-day satellite symposium to the British Association for Psychopharmacology
Summer Meeting in Cambridge, UK.
The meeting featured three sessions, on Risk-taking and Impulsivity, Impulsivity and Compulsivity, and Boosting Impulse Control.
Risk-taking and Impulsivity - Chaired by Dr. Luke Clark
- Professor Matthias Brand (University of Duisberg-Essen): The interaction of emotional and cognitive influences on risk-taking
- Professor Dai Stephens (University of Sussex): Binge patterns of ethanol exposure during adolescence: Double dissociation of effects on motor and choice impulsivity
- Dr Sylvie Granon (Université d'Orsay, France): Impulsivity, gambling, and social interaction in mice
- Professor Matt Field (University of Liverpool) Relationships between impulsivity and alcohol involvement in adolescents
- Dr Robert Whelan (Trinity College Dublin): What can big data tell us about impulsivity and risk-taking?
Impulsivity and Compulsivity - Chaired by Dr. Valerie Voon
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Professor Celeste Napier (Rush University, Chicago): Influences of dopaminergic tone on delayed and probabilistic discounting in rats
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Dr David Belin (University of Poitiers / University of Cambridge): Inter-individual differences in the intrastriatal shifts mediating habitual and compulsive behaviours: Focus on impulsivity
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Dr Claire Gillan (NYU): The habit hypothesis of OCD: Behavioral experiments and functional brain imaging
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Professor Andrew Lawrence (University of Cardiff): Neural and neurochemical correlates of impulsivity in health and Parkinson's disease
Boosting Impulse Control - Chaired by Dr. David Belin
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Professor Gerry Moeller (Virginia Commonwealth University): Impulsivity and cue reactivity as treatment targets in cocaine addiction
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Professor Frederick Verbruggen (University of Exeter): Proactive control and gambling
- Professor Matt Field (University of Liverpool): Effects of inhibition training on alcohol intake in problem drinkers
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Dr Molly Crockett (University of Oxford ): Neural mechanisms of precommitment
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Dr Lianne Schmaal (Amsterdam Medical Centre): Pharmacological modulation of functional connectivity and impulsivity in alcohol dependent patients
Final Programme
Travel Awardees - Chaired by Dr. David Belin
- Rachel Adams
- Paula Banca
- Claire Gillan
- Sarah Isherwood
- Laurel Morris
- Sandra Sanchez-Roige
- Jane Scott
- Stephanie Tedford
- Eileen Wehmann
Organising Committee: Luke Clark, Valerie Voon, David Belin
International Committee: Marc Potenza, F. Gerard Moeller, Charles Mathias