RP5: Effekts of acute stress on cue reactivity and implicit cognitive mechanisms in buying-shopping disorder and social-networks-use disorder
RP5: Effekts of acute stress on cue reactivity and implicit cognitive mechanisms in buying-shopping disorder and social-networks-use disorder
批准号:
444977078
负责人:
Professorin Dr. Astrid Müller
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$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Research Units
财政年份:
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资助国家:
德国
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未结题
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中文摘要
线索反应性和渴望,或强烈的物质消耗欲望,被认为是物质使用障碍发生和维持的潜在机制。内隐认知机制被描述为成瘾行为的进一步关键组成部分,包括对某种物质的注意偏差和与物质摄入的内隐联系。I-PACE(Interaction of Person-Effect-Cognition-Execution)模型提供了一个描述成瘾行为发展和维持的关键概念的理论框架,该模型还包括线索反应性、渴求和内隐认知的相互作用。据推测,压力可能会影响有行为成瘾的人的情感和认知反应,包括互联网使用障碍的人。购物环境最重大的变化之一是,传统的商品采购转移到了在线零售市场,这可能会导致如今主要是在线购物的混乱。交流行为也在发生变化,越来越多的人因过度使用在线交流应用程序而遭受负面后果和控制力减弱。随着ICD-11将游戏障碍作为成瘾行为引起的障碍纳入,购买-购物障碍和社交网络使用障碍作为互联网使用障碍的进一步具体类型进行了讨论。以往的研究主要表明线索反应性和渴求在成瘾行为中的相关性,以及内隐认知在购买-购物障碍中的相关性。对社交网络使用障碍中的内隐认知、急性应激的影响以及这些方面在两种具体的互联网使用障碍中的交互作用的研究都是缺乏的。该研究项目探讨了急性心理社会压力对线索反应、渴望和成瘾相关的内隐认知过程的预测作用,这四组女性分别是:1)购买-购物障碍和2)社交网络使用障碍的女性,与3)没有问题的购买-购物行为和4)没有问题的使用社交网络的女性相比。除了针对核心电池的诊断、实验和神经心理学任务的调查和结构化访谈外,还将进行内隐联想测试和带有成瘾相关刺激的点探测任务。急性压力的作用将使用标准化的Trier社会压力测试与无压力对照条件进行比较。这项研究项目与RP2和RP4密切相关,因为这些项目将检验急性压力对购买-购物障碍(RP2)、游戏障碍和色情使用障碍(RP4)线索反应的影响。RP8有望产生进一步的协同效应,解决社交网络使用障碍中的内隐认知问题,RP7也将解决不同成瘾行为中的内隐关联。
英文摘要
Cue reactivity and craving, or the strong desire to consume a substance, are considered to be underlying mechanisms in the development and maintenance of substance use disorders. Implicit cognitive mechanisms are described as further key components of an addictive behavior, including attentional bias for a substance and implicit associations with substance intake. The I-PACE (Interaction of Person-Affect-Cognition-Execution) model provides a theoretical framework describing key concepts of the development and maintenance of an addictive behavior, which also encompasses the interplay of cue reactivity, craving, and implicit cognitions. It is assumed that stress may influence affective and cognitive responses in individuals with behavioral addictions, including those with Internet use disorder. One of the most significant changes to the buying-shopping environment is the migration of traditional acquisition of goods to the online retail market, potentially contributing to nowadays predominantly online buying-shopping disorder. Communication behaviors are also changing, and a growing number of individuals are suffering from negative consequences and diminished control due to overuse of online communication applications. With the inclusion of gaming disorder in the ICD-11 as a disorder due to addictive behavior, buying-shopping disorder and social network use disorder are discussed as further specific types of Internet use disorders. Previous studies mainly show the relevance of cue reactivity and craving in both addictive behaviors, and of implicit cognitions in buying-shopping disorder. Research on implicit cognitions in social network use disorder, effects of acute stress, and the interaction of these aspects in both specific Internet use disorders are lacking. The research project addresses the predictive role of acute psychosocial stress for cue reactivity, craving, and addiction-related implicit cognitive processes in four groups, namely women with 1) buying-shopping disorder and 2) social network use disorder, compared to women with 3) non-problematic buying-shopping behavior and 4) non-problematic use of social networks. Besides the surveys and structured interviews for the diagnostics and the experimental and neuropsychological tasks of the core battery, an Implicit Association Test and a dot-probe task with addiction-related stimuli will be administered. The role of acute stress will be investigated using the standardized Trier Social Stress Test compared to a non-stressful control condition. The research project is strongly linked to RP2 and RP4, since these projects will examine effects of acute stress on cue reactivity in buying-shopping disorder (RP2), gaming disorder, and pornography use disorder (RP4). Further synergy effects are expected with RP8, addressing implicit cognitions in social network use disorder, and with RP7, addressing implicit associations in different addictive behaviors as well.
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