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Research Frontiers in Prefrontal Cortex Dysfunction in Addiction Vulnerability

Examines executive function impairments and decision-making deficits in individuals with addiction proneness using neuroimaging.

Prefrontal Maturation Trajectories and Addiction Susceptibility Windows
Executive Function Decay in Early-Stage Substance Use Disorders
Impulse Control Architecture: Neural Substrates of Relapse Vulnerability
Developmental Desynchrony Between Prefrontal and Limbic Systems
Decision-Making Biases in High-Risk Addiction Phenotypes
Prefrontal Compensatory Mechanisms in Addiction-Resistant Individuals
Cognitive Flexibility Collapse Preceding Addiction Escalation
Reward Prediction Errors and Prefrontal Regulatory Failure
Working Memory Deficits as Addiction Vulnerability Markers
Inhibitory Control Erosion Across Polysubstance Dependence Trajectories

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