Men and addictions : new research / Lyman J. Katlin, editor.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Katlin, Lyman J.

Series:

Substance abuse assessment, interventions and treatment series.

Substance abuse assessment, interventions and treatment series

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Men.

Exercise addiction--Research.

Exercise addiction.

Drug addiction--Research.

Drug addiction.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (236 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Hauppauge, N.Y. : Nova Science Publishers, c2009.

Language Note:

English

Summary:

This work focuses on men and addictions. It explains how studies have shown that men are more than twice as likely to develop substance use disorders as women. It then looks at why this is the case.

Contents:

Intro

MEN AND ADDICTIONS: NEWRESEARCH

MEN AND ADDICTIONS: NEW RESEARCH

CONTENTS

PREFACE

BIG, BUFF AND DEPENDENT: EXERCISEDEPENDENCE,MUSCLE DYSMORPHIA ANDANABOLIC STEROID USE IN BODYBUILDERS

INTRODUCTION

EXERCISE DEPENDENCE IN BODYBUILDERS

MUSCLE DYSMORPHIA

Conceptual Framework for Muscle Dysmorphia

Development of the Muscle Dysmorphia Inventory (MDI)

Utility of the MDI

Susceptibility of MD

MOTIVATIONS FOR ANABOLIC STEROID USEIN BODYBUILDING AND SPORT

Psychological Dependency on Anabolic Steroids

MOTIVES FOR ANABOLIC STEROID USE AMONGST RECREATIONALBODYBUILDERS: A CASE STUDY

Introduction

Method

Participants

Interviews

Observations

DATA ANALYSIS

Results

Discussion

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

SEEKING SAFETY THERAPY FOR MEN:CLINICAL AND RESEARCH EXPERIENCES

ABSTRACT

BASIS FOR THIS CHAPTER

I. Clinical Experience

II. Research Experience

CLINICAL THEMES

RESEARCH

ADDITIONAL SUGGESTIONS FOR CONDUCTINGSEEKING SAFETY WITH MEN

CLINICAL EXAMPLES

I. Quotations

II. Case Examples

FUTURE WORK

Future Work

AUTHOR NOTE

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERSONALITY SCALESOF IMPULSIVENESS AND DISCOUNTING OFMONETARY GAINS AND LOSSES IN SMOKERS ANDNEVER SMOKERS

METHODS

Materials and Procedure

Behavioral Choice Task

Personality Questionnaires

Data Analysis

RESULTS

Demographic Effects on Personality and Discounting Behavior

Relationship between Impulsive Personality and Discounting Behavior

Differences in the Relationships between Impulsive Personality andDiscounting Behavior between Smokers and Never Smokers

Differences in Impulsive Personality between Smokers and never Smokers

DISCUSSION.

Relationship between Impulsive Personality and Discounting of Loss

Differences on Correlational Patterns with Personality Scales between DelayDiscounting and Probability Discounting

Differences between Smokers and Never Smokers

Relationship of the Present Findings to Previous Studies

Limitations and Future Directions

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SEXUAL ABUSE IN MENWITH SUBSTANCE USE PROBLEMS:ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT ISSUES

SEXUAL ABUSE

The Prevalence of Sexual Abuse in the General Population and in SubstanceUsers

Consequences of Sexual Abuse History

SUBSTANCE USE

The Prevalence of Substance Use Problems in the General Population and inIndividuals with Histories of Sexual Abuse

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEXUAL ABUSE AND SUBSTANCE USE

CONSEQUENCES OF COMORBID SUBSTANCE USE AND SEXUAL ABUSEHISTORIES

GENDER-SENSITIVE ASSESSMENT APPROACHES

SEXUAL ABUSE, SUBSTANCE USE AND THEIR TREATMENT

TREATMENT PROGRAM RECOMMENDATIONS

CONCLUSION AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS

EXPLAINING TYPE 2 DIABETES:COMPARING PATIENTS' AND PHYSICIANS'MODELSIN MEXICO

RESEARCH SETTING

Participant Characteristics

Cultural Sharing among Patients and Physicians

Patients and Physicians Models of Diabetes Causes

DISCUSSION

COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION IN COCAINE ABUSE:EVIDENCE FOR IMPAIRMENTS IN IMPULSECONTROL AND DECISION-MAKING

COCAINE USE AND COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT

COMPONENTS OF ATTENTION AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS

INHIBITORY CONTROL AND IMPULSIVITY IN COCAINE USE

COCAINE USE AND DECISION MAKING

SUMMARY

CURRENT CONTROVERSIES IN THE ASSESSMENTAND TREATMENT OF HEROIN ADDICTION

HEROIN DEPENDENCE: DEFINITION ANDOVERVIEW OF THE SYNDROME

Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics.

MODELS OF ETIOLOGY

Biological Theories

Classical Conditioning

Psychodynamic Theories

Family Functioning Theories

Socioeconomic Theories

Summary and Conclusions

THE ASSESSMENT OF OPIATE ADDICTION

Urine Toxicology Screens

ASI (and its Problems)

Role of Personality

TREATMENT OF HEROIN ADDICTION

Methadone Maintenance Treatment

Controversies with Methadone Maintenance

The Dosage Controversy

Harm Reduction vs. Abstinence

Diversion

Detoxification

LAAM and its Aftermath

Buprenorphine

Naltrexone: Theory and Outcome

ASSESSING CLIENT OUTCOMES

Heroin Maintenance?

NEW RESEARCH ON METHAMPHETAMINE ABUSE(GENDER DIFFERENCES IN METHAMPHETAMINEEFFECTS: REVIEW OF ANIMAL AND HUMANSTUDIES)

I. INTRODUCTION

II. ANIMAL MODELS OF METHAMPHETAMINE(MA) TREATMENT

1. Dosing Regimens

2. Pharmacokinetics

3. Genetics and Environment

III. SEX DIFFERENCES IN ANIMAL STUDIES

1. Clearance and Metabolism

2. Behavioral Responses

3. Neurochemical Responses

4. Gonadal Steroid Hormones

5. Developmental Effects

6. Hyperthermia

7. Conclusions - Animal Studies

IV. GENDER DIFFERENCES IN HUMAN STUDIES

2. Methamphetamine (MA) Use

3. Behavioral Effects

4. Neuroanatomical and Neurochemical Effects

5. Gonadal Steroids

6. Developmental Effects

7. Genetics

8. Conclusions - Human Studies

V. COMPARISON OF ANIMAL AND HUMAN STUDIES

SHORT COMMENTARY

SOCIAL NORMS AND ARECA QUIDCHEWING IN TAIWANESE ADOLESCENTS-APRELIMINARY STUDY

Subjects and Procedure

Measures

MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCYVIRUS AND HEPATITIS C VIRUS CO-INFECTIONS INDRUG ABUSERS

HIV/AIDS, DRUG ABUSE,MEDICALCONSEQUENCES, AND INTERVENTIONS.

INTERVENTIONS/PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICMANAGEMENT OF HIV/AIDS

HEPATITIS C INFECTION AND DRUG ABUSE

COSTS OF HCV INFECTION

INTERVENTIONS FOR HCV INFECTION

DRUG ABUSE AND HIV/HCV CO-INFECTION

HIV/HCV COINFECTION PROGRESSION

TREATMENT OF IDUS COINFECTED WITH HCV

CONCLUSIONS

INDEX.

Notes:

Description based upon print version of record.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN:

1-61324-438-X

OCLC:

707082797