COGNITIVE ABILITIES (CONCENTRATION, PROBLEM SOLVING AND EXPLICIT/IMPLICIT MEMORY) AMONG HEALTHY AND ADDICTED INDIVIDUALS

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KARIMIAN BAFGHI BATOL; ALIPOR AHMAD; ZARE HOSSIN; NAHRAVANIAN PARVANEH

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Journal: Social Welfare Year:2011 | Volume:11 | Issue:42 Page(s): 469-489

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COGNITIVE ABILITIES (CONCENTRATION, PROBLEM SOLVING AND EXPLICIT/IMPLICIT MEMORY) AMONG HEALTHY AND ADDICTED INDIVIDUALS

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KARIMIAN BAFGHI BATOL | ALIPOR AHMAD | ZARE HOSSIN | NAHRAVANIAN PARVANEH | Issue Writer Certificate

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ADDICTEDQ2

CONCENTRATIONQ2

PROBLEM SOLVING AND EXPLICIT MEMORYQ2

IMPLICIT MEMORYQ2

Abstract

Introduction: The aim of this study is to analyze cognitive abilities (concentration, problem solving and explicit/implicit memory) among healthy and ADDICTED individuals.Methods: using purposeful sampling of 30 ADDICTED people and 30 people randomly selected from healthy individuals of the same age and educational level as the ADDICTED individuals we conduct this research applying the accuracy test of Toulous-Pierson, the Wechsler test, and explicit/implicit memory tests, respectively.Results: Using IMPLICIT MEMORY, ADDICTED people show a poorer performance in CONCENTRATION and problem-solving than the healthy participants.Conclusion: This study demonstrates the effect of drugs on the hippocampus and frontal brain. The two areas have a noticeable impact on the IMPLICIT MEMORY, and since frontal lobes play an important role in decision making, ADDICTED people show a poorer performance in CONCENTRATION and problem-solving than the healthy participants.

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KARIMIAN BAFGHI, BATOL, ALIPOR, AHMAD, ZARE, HOSSIN, & NAHRAVANIAN, PARVANEH. (2011). COGNITIVE ABILITIES (CONCENTRATION, PROBLEM SOLVING AND EXPLICIT/IMPLICIT MEMORY) AMONG HEALTHY AND ADDICTED INDIVIDUALS. SOCIAL WELFARE, 11(42), 469-489. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/56774/en

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KARIMIAN BAFGHI BATOL, ALIPOR AHMAD, ZARE HOSSIN, NAHRAVANIAN PARVANEH. COGNITIVE ABILITIES (CONCENTRATION, PROBLEM SOLVING AND EXPLICIT/IMPLICIT MEMORY) AMONG HEALTHY AND ADDICTED INDIVIDUALS. SOCIAL WELFARE[Internet]. 2011;11(42):469-489. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/56774/en

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BATOL KARIMIAN BAFGHI, AHMAD ALIPOR, HOSSIN ZARE, and PARVANEH NAHRAVANIAN, “COGNITIVE ABILITIES (CONCENTRATION, PROBLEM SOLVING AND EXPLICIT/IMPLICIT MEMORY) AMONG HEALTHY AND ADDICTED INDIVIDUALS,” SOCIAL WELFARE, vol. 11, no. 42, pp. 469–489, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/56774/en

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