Acute effects of resistance exercise on affect, arousal, and urge to drink in temporarily abstinent young adult hazardous drinkers
Acute effects of resistance exercise on affect, arousal, and urge to drink in temporarily abstinent young adult hazardous drinkers
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DOI：
10.1111/ajad.12440
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发表时间：
2016-12-01
影响因子：
3.7
通讯作者：
LaBrec, Jordan E.
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作者：
Ciccolo, Joseph T.;Whitworth, James W.;LaBrec, Jordan E.
Background and ObjectiveYoung adults frequently engage in hazardous alcohol consumption, and many meet the diagnostic criteria for an alcohol use disorder. The urge to drink is a defining symptom of alcohol dependence, and it is closely tied to and exacerbated by negative affect. This study examined the acute effect of resistance exercise on affect, arousal, and drinking urges in young adult (ages 21-40) hazardous drinkers.MethodsOn two separate occasions, 14 participants underwent an 18-hour alcohol abstinence before completing, in a counter-balanced manner, a 20-minute session of resistance exercise and a 20-minute video control.ResultsSignificant improvements in affect (t=2.07, p=.04) and arousal (t=4.09, p
