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Matching Cognitive Remediation to Cognitive Deficits in Substance-Abusing Inmates

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City:   Oshkosh
State:   Wisconsin
Zip Code:   54901
Conditions:   Reactive Psychopathy - Psychopathy, Emotionally Stable - Personality Disorders
Purpose:   This is a 2 -year NIDA funded grant (Co-PIs: Joseph P. Newman, John Curtin, and Carl Lejuez) that examines whether recent progress in characterizing the cognitive deficits associated with psychopathic and externalizing offenders may be used to develop better therapeutic interventions to treat their substance abuse and other self-control problems. Inmates with externalizing or psychopathy will receive one of two computer-based interventions to remediate the core cognitive skills that have been linked to self-regulation deficits in the two groups. One intervention (ACC) targets the affective cognitive control deficits associated with externalizing offenders whereas the other intervention (ATC) targets the attention to context deficits associated with psychopathic offenders. The specific components of the project include: selection and randomization of inmates; pre- and post-treatment behavioral and brain-related (ERP and Startle) measures to evaluate the impact and specificity of the ACC and ATC treatments; and 6 sessions of behavioral (e.g. computerized) and verbal training in ACC or ATC.
Study Summary:  
Criteria:   Inclusion Criteria: - Male, - ages 18-45 years, - elevated scores of psychopathy or externalizing measures Exclusion Criteria: - currently taking psychotropic medication, - below a 4th grade reading level, - history or current learning disability, - history of head trauma with lasting effects, - current diagnosis of PTSD, - Bipolar, or - psychosis
NCT ID:   NCT01428349
Primary Contact:   Principal Investigator
Joseph P Newman, Ph.D.
University of Wisconsin, Madison

Joseph P Newman, Ph.D.
Phone: 608-262-3810
Email: jpnewman@wisc.edu
Backup Contact:   N/A
Location Contact:   Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54901
United States



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Site Status: Not yet recruiting

Data Source:   ClinicalTrials.gov
Date Processed:   May 23, 2013
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