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mental issuesleadto addictive behavior and impulse control
the processesleadingto substance addiction and other impulse control disorders
Methylphenidate , the active ingredient of the medication , affects the nerves as well as the brain chemicalsto influenceimpulse control and hyperactivity disorders
However , stated by Northwestern Medicine , we do know , “ Nicotine mixed with a developing braincan leadto addiction ... reduced impulse control , and mood disorders
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are at risk of exposing their brains to nicotinecan causeaddiction , mood disorders , and permanent lowering of impulse control
to warn doctors and patients about the potentialto causegambling addiction and other impulse - control disorders
that just becoming aware of the process of enlightenmentcan leadto de - addiction and impulse control
cognitive explanations of addiction evaluatehave discoveredabout addiction and impulse control disorders
brain developmentcausingaddiction issues and poor impulse control
in ( 1 ) the development of tolerance for the substance , with the need for increasing amounts to achieve the desired effect ; ( 2 ) physical dependence , characterized by a sequence of well - defined signs and physiological symptoms , including the withdrawal or abstinence syndrome on cessation of use of the substance ; and ( 3 ) compulsive drug - seeking behavior , with chronic , regular , or intermittent use , despite possible harm to self or others ( Fig . 1usually resultin ( 1 ) the development of tolerance for the substance , with the need for increasing amounts to achieve the desired effect ; ( 2 ) physical dependence , characterized by a sequence of well - defined signs and physiological symptoms , including the withdrawal or abstinence syndrome on cessation of use of the substance ; and ( 3 ) compulsive drug - seeking behavior , with chronic , regular , or intermittent use , despite possible harm to self or others ( Fig . 1
to the use of a behavior or a substance in order to decrease the stressleadsto the use of a behavior or a substance in order to decrease the stress
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inappropriate social behaviors , such as overeating and uncontrolled drinkingcan causeinappropriate social behaviors , such as overeating and uncontrolled drinking
from regular consumption of an excessive amount of alcohol for a long timeresultsfrom regular consumption of an excessive amount of alcohol for a long time
to crimeleadsto crime
to dysregulation of the prefrontal cortex circuitry ( Jentsch & Taylor 1999leadto dysregulation of the prefrontal cortex circuitry ( Jentsch & Taylor 1999
the way with a median age of onset of 11 years of ageleadthe way with a median age of onset of 11 years of age
to self - harm or harm to othersleadto self - harm or harm to others
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