Sons and daughters (ages 8–14) of male alcoholics without psychiatric problems were
compared with sons and daughters of controls employing two auditory paradigms to elicit …

To determine if P300 and other event-related potentials (ERP) could serve as markers for
risk of developing alcoholism, two groups of children (8-18 years old) were tested. The high …

A total of 217 adult male subjects were evaluated utilizing event‐related potentials (ERPs)
elicited with two different auditory tasks (Counting and Choice Reaction). Ninety‐eight …

Preliminary results are presented for auditory ERPs recorded from members of alcoholic
families during performance of a counting task and a choice reaction task. Alcoholic families …

Event‐related brain potentials (ERPs) were used to compare young men having a positive
paternal family history for alcoholism (FHP) with carefully matched control subjects having …

Event‐related potentials (ERPs), particularly the P3 wave, have been proposed as biological
markers of genetic risk for alcoholism. The present study assesses the ERPs from 102 boys …

Event-related potentials (ERPs) have been shown to be different between alcoholics and
non-alcoholics. Of particular interest to investigators has been the P300 wave. Because it …

One hundred sixty‐eight adult siblings and parents from affected and control families were
tested for ERP characteristics using two tasks involving an auditory oddball paradigm …

Numerous studies have evaluated event-related potentials (ERPs) as biological indicators of
the liability for alcoholism. This study extends that approach by investigating ERPs in boys at …

A total of 70 age-and gender-matched children and their relatives who were from families
that were either at high or low risk for developing alcoholism were studied and the children …