Effect of alcohol and illicit substance use on verbal memory among individuals with bipolar disorder

Keyphrases

• Bipolar Disorder 100%
• Verbal Memory 100%
• Illicit Drugs 100%
• Alcohol Effects 100%
• Substance Use Disorder 30%
• Alcohol Use Disorder 25%
• Comorbid 15%
• California Verbal Learning Test 15%
• Early Onset 10%
• Substance Use 10%
• Healthy Controls 10%
• Immediate Recall 10%
• South Texas 10%
• Neurocognition 10%
• Cognitive Impairment 5%
• Mental Illness 5%
• Healthy Individuals 5%
• Clinical Outcomes 5%
• Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 5%
• Neurocognitive Function 5%
• Comorbid Substance Use 5%
• Clinical Information 5%
• Clinical Characteristics 5%
• Psychosocial Outcomes 5%
• Memory Deficits 5%
• Demographic Information 5%
• Illness 5%
• Delay-free 5%
• Cognitive Assessment 5%
• Lifetime History 5%
• Patients with Substance Use Disorders 5%
• Cognitive Performance 5%
• Structured Clinical Interview 5%
• Memory Performance 5%
• Therapeutic Outcome 5%
• Revised Version 5%
• Dual Diagnosis 5%
• Adolescent Reading 5%
• Wechsler Tests 5%
• Illness Progression 5%
• Illicit Substance Use Disorders 5%

Neuroscience

• Bipolar Disorder 100%
• Substance Abuse 100%
• Verbal Memory 100%
• California Verbal Learning Test 15%
• Neurocognition 10%
• Cognitive Disorders 5%
• Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 5%
• Physical Dependence 5%
• Longitudinal Study 5%

Psychology

• Bipolar Disorder 100%
• Substance Use 100%
• Substance Abuse 35%
• Alcohol Use Disorder 25%
• Cognitive Impairment 5%
• Mental Illness 5%
• Memory Deficit 5%
• Clinical Interview 5%
• Cognitive Performance 5%
• Cognitive Assessment 5%
• Therapeutic Outcome 5%
• Longitudinal Analysis 5%
• Physical Dependence 5%