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2019 International Convention of Psychological Science

Translation Between Basic Science in Addiction and the Diagnosis of Substance-Use Disorders

Friday, March 8, 2019 · Paris, France

Neuroscience

Advances in basic addiction science have had limited influence on current diagnostic systems for Substance Use Disorders. Presentations in this symposium will address how advances in addiction neuroscience and behavioral economics can be used to improve the validity of diagnosis and increase our understanding of the fundamental nature of addiction.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Kenneth SherChair
    University of Missouri
  • Christopher MartinCoChair
    University of Pittsburgh
  • Christopher MartinDiscussant
    University of Pittsburgh

Presentations

  1. Diagnosing Diagnosis: What Are the Issues, and What Is the Prognosis? Kenneth Sher
  2. Impulsivity As a Cause or Effect of Alcohol Use DisordersTheodora Duka
  3. Learning from Success: Impact of Recovery Phenotype for Substance Use Disorder Diagnostics Warren Bickel
  4. Developing Diagnostic Entities for Substance Use Disorders in ICD-11 from the Key Features, Behavioral Processes and Neurobiological Changes InvolvedJohn Saunders