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2019 International Convention of Psychological Science

The Individual Versus the Average: Revisiting Brain, Mind, and Body Mechanisms of Behavior Change in Addiction Science

Saturday, March 9, 2019 · Paris, France

Clinical Science

Heterogeneity among persons sharing the same diagnosis remains a stumbling block in clinical science. This symposium focuses on personalized modeling approaches to uncover cognitive, physiological, and neural mechanisms of behavior change related to substance use disorders as a means to identify more fine-grained phenotypes of risk, treatment response, and recovery.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Marsha BatesChair
    Rutgers University - New Brunswick
  • Sara Jo NixonCoChair
    University of Florida
  • Marsha BatesDiscussant
    Rutgers University - New Brunswick

Presentations

  1. Individual Differences in Responses to Mindfulness-Based Treatment: An Idiographic Approach to Studying Mechanisms of Behavior ChangeKatie Witkiewitz
  2. The Intersection of Intentional and Automatic Control Systems: Measuring Behavior Change within Individuals across SystemsJennifer Buckman
  3. In or out of Control? a Critical Evaluation of the Role of Neurocognition in Individual Vulnerability to AddictionJanna Cousijn