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J. E. FISK ; C. MONTGOMERY ; P. MURPHY ; M. WAREING | 2004ENGLISH : Random letter generation and computation span are tasks known to load on executive, prefrontal resources. Previous research suggests that Ecstasy users are impaired on random letter generation. The current study, employing a larger s[...]
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AIMS Ecstasy, the street name for 3,4-meththylenedioxymethamphetamine, has been associated with a range of psychiatric symptoms and impaired psychological health in both problem and recreational users. The purpose of the present paper is to dete[...]
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The research evidence regarding the potential effects of ecstasy suggests that it may be neurotoxic and that its use is associated with cognitive impairment. In recent years evidence has emerged suggesting that cannabinoids, the active ingredien[...]Article : Périodique
RATIONALE/OBJECTIVES: Research has revealed associative learning deficits among users of ecstasy; the present study explored the component processes underlying these deficits. METHODS: Thirty-five ecstasy users and 62 non-ecstasy users completed[...]
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This self-report questionnaire study examined ecstasy users' perceptions of the risks associated with their use of ecstasy, their precautions against such risks, and its perceived effects on their lives. Gender differences in these areas were al[...]Article : Périodique
M. WAREING ; J. E. FISK ; P. MURPHY ; C. MONTGOMERY |Previous research suggests that MDMA users are impaired in various aspects of cognitive functioning, however, it remains unclear whether they might experience deficits in established measures of verbal working memory functioning. In the present [...]Article : Périodique
M. WAREING ; J. E. FISK ; P. MURPHY ; C. MONTGOMERY |Verbal working memory and executive deficits have been observed in ecstasy users. The present study sought to establish whether these also extended to visuo-spatial working memory. Thirty-six current ecstasy users, 12 former users (abstinent for[...]Article : Périodique
RATIONALE: Previous studies have presented conflicting findings regarding visuospatial span deficits in MDMA (`ecstasy') users, possibly attributable to a lack of distinction between simple visuospatial span and visuospatial working memory span.[...]Périodique
FRANÇAIS : La fonction centrale exécutive chez des anciens et des actuels consommateurs d'ecstasy a été testée : rapidité de traitement de l'information et mesures auto-rapportées de la stimulation et de l'anxiété. Les résultats, comparés avec [...]
