Substance-abuse risk among adolescents is associated with increased impulsive errors and decreased theta power in a multiway analysis of NoGo EEG activity

S. M. Malone; Nate Helwig; Jane Harper; William Lacono

Substance-abuse risk among adolescents is associated with increased impulsive errors and decreased theta power in a multiway analysis of NoGo EEG activity

S. M. Malone
, Nate Helwig
, Jane Harper
, William Lacono

Psychology (Twin Cities)

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Abstract

Original language	English (US)
Pages	S123-S123, vol. 55
State	Published - 2018

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