Samuel Acuff
Samuel Acuff
NIAAA/NIDA Student/ECR Poster Session - APA convention 2021
NIAAA/NIDA Student/ECR Poster Session - APA convention 2021
NIAAA/NIDA Student/ECR Poster Session - APA convention 2021
Monday 9th August 2021
Hear from ten emerging researchers as they discuss their innovative addiction studies at the NIAAA/NIDA student/ECR poster session.
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Get the buttons here!Tomorrow's Innovators: Insights from Emerging Addiction Researchers
Ultimately, the research presented in this poster session highlights the importance of personalized treatment approaches and the need to consider intersectionality in the field of addiction psychology.
Imagine being at the forefront of groundbreaking addiction research, listening to the bright minds shaping the future of this critical field. In this engaging episode of 'The Addiction Psychologist', hosts Dr. Noah Emery and Samuel Acuff bring you face-to-face with ten promising students and early career researchers (ECRs). These young scientists share their cutting-edge work, which will be showcased at the NIAAA/NIDA student/ECR poster session at the APA Convention 2021.
Each presenter offers a unique perspective on various aspects of addiction psychology. Julie Wojtaszek kicks things off by examining the changes in addictive and mental health symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic. Tessa Frohe follows with her findings on a smartphone intervention app designed for individuals on medication for opioid use disorder, highlighting how user-centered design can aid in harm reduction.
Nathan Kearns takes a closer look at how trauma-related stress post-alcohol consumption impacts the perceived likelihood of negative consequences and willingness to drive. Satveer Kler delves into the predictors of alcohol dependence among QTBIPOC individuals, focusing on social support and racialized heterosexism. Courtney Doxbeck discusses the influence of social norms on e-cigarette use and pandemic partying among U.S. college students. Benjamin Shepherd explores the co-occurrence of suicidal ideation and substance use disorders, emphasizing the need for intersectional approaches in treatment.
This episode underscores the importance of personalized treatment strategies and understanding the diverse experiences of individuals facing addiction. Whether you're a professional in the field or someone personally affected by addiction, this episode offers invaluable insights and hope for the future. Tune in to hear these emerging voices and their significant contributions to addiction research.