Objectives: Chronic alcoholism leads to impaired visual and auditory processing of
emotions, but the cross-modal (auditory-visual) processing of emotional stimuli has not yet …

OBJECTIVE: Recent studies have shown that alcoholism is characterized by a deficit in the
processing of emotional facial expressions (EFE), and that this deficit could be “emotion …

INTRODUCTION: Alcoholism is associated with a deficit in the processing of emotional facial
expressions (EFE) and with a delayed P3b component, partially mediated by earlier …

Emotional visual perception deficits constitute a major problem in alcohol-dependence.
Indeed, the ability to assess the affective content of external cues is a key adaptive function …

Aim To test the generalized emotional decoding impairment hypothesis in alcoholism.
Design Cross‐sectional behavioural study comparing emotion recognition conveyed by …

Aims: Chronic alcoholism is classically associated with major deficits in the visual and
auditory processing of emotions. However, the crossmodal (auditory-visual) processing of …

Background A growing literature suggests deficient emotional facial expression (EFE)
processing among recently abstinent individuals with alcohol use disorders (AUDs). Further …

Several studies have demonstrated that the emotional value of stimuli affects P300
amplitude. In the present study, the influence of alcohol-related stimuli in alcoholic patients …

Background: Although it has frequently been suggested that alcohol influences emotions
such as anxiety and fear through the modulation of affective information processing, few …

OBJECTIVE: Episodic excessive alcohol consumption (ie, binge drinking) is now considered
to be a major concern in our society. Previous studies have shown that alcohol cues can …