Gambling is a common recreational activity that becomes dysfunctional in a subset of
individuals, with DSM “pathological gambling” regarded as the most severe form. During …

Near-miss outcomes during gambling are non-win outcomes that fall close to a pay-out.
While objectively equivalent to an outright miss, near-misses motivate ongoing play and may …

Gambling is a widespread form of entertainment that may afford unique insights into the
interaction between cognition and emotion in human decision-making. It is also a behaviour …

As a popular form of recreational risk taking, gambling games offer a paradigm for decision
neuroscience research. As an individual behavior, gambling becomes dysfunctional in a …

Models of human behavior in the Iowa Gambling Task (IGT) have played a pivotal role in
accounting for behavioral differences during decision-making. One critical difference …

Performance on the Iowa Gambling Task (IGT) in clinical populations can be interpreted only
in relation to established baseline performance in normal populations. As in all comparisons …

Highlights•Chasing is a sensitive symptom of disordered gambling with multiple
expressions.•Neurocognitive constructs of negative urgency and compulsivity may underlie …

Decision-making deficits are a robust cognitive correlate of substance abuse, but few studies
have addressed the long-term differential associations of cocaine use and marijuana (MJ) …

Background Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and bipolar disorder (BD) share
DSM-IV criteria in adults and cause problems in decision-making. Nevertheless, no previous …

Background and aims Existing research shows that gambling disorder patients (GDPs)
process gambling outcomes abnormally when compared against healthy controls (HCs) …