Multiple cognitive and neurobiological mechanisms of alcohol processing

This is a research study of the brain, memory, and drinking. Study procedures will include: an intake visit to complete questionnaires, an MRI scan during which you will view pictures and make responses, a visit to the Yale Stress Center to measure your memory for these pictures, and then two weeks of answering smartphone prompts. The main purpose of this study is to understand how different neurocognitive mechanisms can drive drinking behavior.

Visit the Cognitive Neuroscience of Affect, Memories, and Stress (CAMS) Lab and complete our participant form here.