The Effects of Cannabis Use Frequency and Episodic Specificity Training on the Recall of Specific and Rewarding Events
Abstract
Background: Growing evidence implicates subjective episodic memory, the retrieval of detailed, integrated, and personally relevant past events, as a marker of cognitive vulnerability in mental disorders. Frequent and problematic cannabis use is associated with deficits in objective episodic memory (verbal memory), but the relationship between subjective episodic memory deficits and frequency of cannabis use is unknown. Further, whether a brief...
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Title
The Effects of Cannabis Use Frequency and Episodic Specificity Training on the Recall of Specific and Rewarding Events
Published Date
Jul 7, 2021
Journal
Volume
12
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