Titlebook: Drugs and Human Behavior; Biopsychosocial Aspe Denise De Micheli,André Luiz Monezi Andrade,Fernan Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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Law, Mental Health, and Impulsive Patientsbuse, still under discussion by the scientific community. These points as well as the knowledge “under construction” about the brain changes that lead to addiction highlight the importance of this area and the continuous need for studies.

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Lloyd M. Levin,Joann Delora Sandlin Ph.D. themselves only during childhood. In adolescence, voluntary consumption is still capable of producing serious changes in the nervous system, since this period is characterized by several maturational processes of the brain and important cognitive functions are being established.

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The Scientist as a Producer/Directoration (e.g., Drug-Seeking Model, Incubation Model) in order to elucidate the role of these variables on behavior, as well as to elaborate and analyze the effectiveness of new treatments (e.g., Contingency Management, Community Reinforcement Approach).

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Anthropological Studies in Drug Use Contexts: An Introduction to Theoretical, Methodological, and Etes, entering and remaining in the field is always a challenge. What requires anthropologists to learn when to give and when to deny in order to insert themselves in the economy of exchange always present in the contexts of drug consumption.

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Substance Use Among Older Adults: Epidemiological Aspects, Associated Variables, and Organic Riskslder adults, discussing aspects such as the epidemiology of drug consumption, population aging, and drug consumption and its interaction with alcohol consumption. In addition, we present possible strategies, interventions, and treatment for older adults who consume alcohol, tobacco, or other drugs.

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Neuroscience, Epigenetics, and Psychotropic Substancesof abuse can trigger epigenetic changes in several brain regions important for the perpetuation of the addiction cycle. This chapter discusses neurobiological aspects and epigenetic mechanisms, such as DNA methylation and post-translational modifications of histones involved in SUDs.

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