Gambling disorder is characterized by a persistent, recurrent pattern of gambling that is
associated with substantial distress or impairment. The prevalence of gambling disorder has …

Executive function is an umbrella term that includes cognitive processes such as decision-
making, impulse control, attention, behavioral flexibility, and working memory. Each of these …

Impulse control and/or gambling disorders can be triggered by dopamine agonist therapies
used to treat Parkinson9s disease, but the cognitive and neurobiological mechanisms …

Dopamine has a crucial and well-documented role in the development and maintenance of
Gambling Disorder (GD). This systematic review adopts a translational approach aimed at …

Gambling disorder (GD), previously called pathological gambling and classified as an
impulse control disorder in DSM‐III and DSM‐IV, has recently been reclassified as an …

Dopamine is thought to play a crucial role in value-based decision making. However, the
specific contributions of different dopamine receptor subtypes to the computation of …

Gambling is a harmless, recreational pastime that is ubiquitous across cultures. However, for
some, gambling becomes a maladaptive and compulsive, and this syndrome is …

Since its discovery, the dopamine D 4 receptor (D 4 R) has been suggested to be an
attractive target for the treatment of neuropsychiatric diseases. Novel findings have renewed …

Rationale Whilst dopamine agonist therapies can successfully manage the symptoms of
diseases such as Parkinson's disease (PD), fibromyalgia and restless leg syndrome, they …

Rationale Rats, like humans, are susceptible to the reinforcing effects of reward-related
stimuli presented within a compound stimulus array, putatively analogous to the so-called …