Implicit and Explicit Alcohol Cognitions: The Moderating Effect of Executive Functions

Overview

Journal Alcohol Alcohol

Publisher Oxford University Press

Specialty Psychiatry

Date 2017 Feb 10

PMID 28182193

Citations 3

Authors

Andrea M Lavigne

Mark D Wood

Tim Janssen

Reinout W Wiers

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