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Robert F Leeman

Robert F Leeman
School of Medicine
Yale University
USA
Tel: (203)974-7373

Biography

Robert F. Leeman, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine and a Research Scientist with the VA VISN1 MIRECC. His primary research interest is in relationships between various difficulties with self-control and addictive behaviors, particularly alcohol and cocaine/opioid co-use. He has particular interests in impaired control over alcohol use, disinhibition/impulsivity, and cognitive biases. Much of Dr. Leeman's research concerns young adult addictive behaviors and he has made use of human laboratory, survey, and clinical trial methods.

Research Interest

Alcohol; Alcohol-related problems; Cocaine/opioid co-use; Gambling; Disinhibition; Impulsivity; Impaired control over alcohol use; Cognitive biases; Young adults; Human laboratory research

Publications

Predictors of Interest in an Alcohol Reduction Clinical Trial of Naltrexone among Undergraduates

Background: We tested predictors of interest in a clinical trial of naltrexone plus counseling for heavy drinking reduction in young adults using a web survey. Respondents could indicate interest in the clinical trial at the conclusion of the survey. Methods: A random sample of university students completed the survey (N = 584, 60% female). Data w... Read More»

Robert F Leeman, William R Corbin, Lisa M Fucito, John W Urwin and Stephanie S O Malley

Research Article: J Addict Res Ther 2013, 4: 151

DOI: 10.4172/2155-6105.1000151

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