2/ Also they cite my review with @h_v_steenbergen & @Marie_Eikemo as evidence of (endogenous) opioid modulation of executive function. We did not find support for this, instead we mainly report executive dysfunction after large, sedative opioid doses:
@torwager I dream of setting up a mega-analysis, limited to data from a selection of labs running opioid drug studies. A meta-analysis would quickly strand on the unavailability of necessity stats in most papers, as we found in this recent semi-systematic
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @h_v_steenbergen: Proud to announce the publication of our review on the role of the opioid system in decision making and cognitive cont…
RT @h_v_steenbergen: Proud to announce the publication of our review on the role of the opioid system in decision making and cognitive cont…
RT @h_v_steenbergen: Proud to announce the publication of our review on the role of the opioid system in decision making and cognitive cont…
RT @sirileknes: So thankful to @h_v_steenbergen for inviting us to write this review together. It was a lot more work than we'd anticipate…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @sirileknes: So thankful to @h_v_steenbergen for inviting us to write this review together. It was a lot more work than we'd anticipate…
RT @h_v_steenbergen: Proud to announce the publication of our review on the role of the opioid system in decision making and cognitive cont…
RT @h_v_steenbergen: Proud to announce the publication of our review on the role of the opioid system in decision making and cognitive cont…
RT @sirileknes: So thankful to @h_v_steenbergen for inviting us to write this review together. It was a lot more work than we'd anticipate…
RT @sirileknes: So thankful to @h_v_steenbergen for inviting us to write this review together. It was a lot more work than we'd anticipate…
RT @h_v_steenbergen: Proud to announce the publication of our review on the role of the opioid system in decision making and cognitive cont…
RT @sirileknes: So thankful to @h_v_steenbergen for inviting us to write this review together. It was a lot more work than we'd anticipate…
RT @h_v_steenbergen: Proud to announce the publication of our review on the role of the opioid system in decision making and cognitive cont…
RT @h_v_steenbergen: Proud to announce the publication of our review on the role of the opioid system in decision making and cognitive cont…
So thankful to @h_v_steenbergen for inviting us to write this review together. It was a lot more work than we'd anticipated, but we learned a lot! And Henk made really cool figures! Open access versions of our papers are posted on my website: https://t.
RT @h_v_steenbergen: Proud to announce the publication of our review on the role of the opioid system in decision making and cognitive cont…
RT @h_v_steenbergen: Proud to announce the publication of our review on the role of the opioid system in decision making and cognitive cont…
RT @h_v_steenbergen: Proud to announce the publication of our review on the role of the opioid system in decision making and cognitive cont…
RT @h_v_steenbergen: Proud to announce the publication of our review on the role of the opioid system in decision making and cognitive cont…
New comprehensive review on opioids & decision making:
Proud to announce the publication of our review on the role of the opioid system in decision making and cognitive control. Written together with the amazing @Marie_Eikemo and @sirileknes https://t.co/0clgniURUy
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
@ScarletSejl recently i've learned that the opiate system (responsible for pain management) is indeed involved in rewarding https://t.co/IFoyQicLBI
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
"opioids influence decision making and cognitive control by increasing the subjective value of reward and reducing aversive arousal" Our internal opiod system is not just for pain modulation. It is used in many of our reward and inhibition systems. https
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
RT @DegenRolf: Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. ht…
Opium of the people: The body's own opiate drugs serve as common chemical currency for all positive and rewarding states. https://t.co/QLVqIQnTZx A role that had been falsly attributed to dopamine. https://t.co/Y5hBCmgtcs