Kathryne Van Hedger
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Recent Articles
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Ford K, Zamboanga B, Bacon M, Ramarushton B, Van Hedger K, Blumenthal H, et al.
J Am Coll Health
. 2024 Dec;
:1-9.
PMID: 39641996
Playing drinking games (DGs) is a common, socially-interactive risky drinking activity. During the pandemic, many students either returned home to live with their parents or remained on campus. Because DGs...
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Zamboanga B, Merrill J, Newins A, Olthuis J, Blumenthal H, Van Hedger K, et al.
J Stud Alcohol Drugs
. 2024 Jan;
85(3):349-360.
PMID: 38206658
Objective: Among college students, student-athletes are at increased risk for heavy alcohol consumption, participation in risky drinking practices (e.g., playing drinking games [DG]), and adverse alcohol-related consequences relative to non-student-athletes....
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Prenger M, Gilchrist M, Van Hedger K, Seergobin K, Owen A, MacDonald P
J Neurosci
. 2023 Nov;
43(49):8536-8546.
PMID: 37932104
Humor comprehension (i.e., getting a joke) and humor appreciation (i.e., enjoying a joke) are distinct, cognitively complex processes. Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) investigations have identified several key cortical regions...
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Zamboanga B, Merrill J, Newins A, Olthuis J, Van Hedger K, Blumenthal H, et al.
Drug Alcohol Depend
. 2023 Jul;
250:110839.
PMID: 37421905
Background: Pregaming, or drinking before going out, is a commonly practiced risky behavior. Drinking motives are well-established predictors of alcohol use and negative alcohol consequences. Given the influence of context...
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Zamboanga B, Van Hedger K, George A
Addict Behav
. 2023 May;
144:107731.
PMID: 37163887
Predrinking and drinking games (DGs) are common risky drinking practices among adolescents and young adults in many different countries around the world. However, most studies on these behaviors have been...
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Zamboanga B, Wickham R, Pilatti A, George A, King K, Van Hedger K, et al.
Drug Alcohol Rev
. 2023 Jan;
42(3):729-739.
PMID: 36641592
Introduction: The Drinking Motives Questionnaire-Revised Short Form (DMQ-R-SF) is widely used among alcohol researchers studying adolescents and young adults. The psychometric properties of the DMQ-R-SF have been examined among university...
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Malina M, Keedy S, Weafer J, Van Hedger K, de Wit H
Cereb Cortex Commun
. 2021 Dec;
2(4):tgab063.
PMID: 34859242
Methamphetamine (MA) abuse remains an urgent public health problem. Understanding how the drug affects brain function will help to identify how it leads to abuse and dependence. Previous studies indicate...
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Van Hedger K, Mayo L, Bershad A, Madray R, de Wit H
Curr Addict Rep
. 2021 Oct;
8(2):181-193.
PMID: 34631363
Purpose Of Review: Many drug users claim to use drugs to cope with negative emotions, which may, in turn, result in persistent emotional blunting or anhedonia even when they are...
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Prenger M, Madray R, Van Hedger K, Anello M, MacDonald P
Parkinsons Dis
. 2021 Jan;
2020:8846544.
PMID: 33489081
Parkinson's disease (PD) is typically well recognized by its characteristic motor symptoms (e.g., bradykinesia, rigidity, and tremor). The cognitive symptoms of PD are increasingly being acknowledged by clinicians and researchers...
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Zamboanga B, George A, Van Hedger K, Olthuis J, Pilatti A, Dresler E
Alcohol Alcohol
. 2021 Jan;
56(6):683-688.
PMID: 33479723
Aims: The limited existing research on drinking games and predrinking among university students in Argentina, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand suggests that participation in these risky drinking practices is relatively...