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William Meil

Department of Psychology, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, USA

Biography

Dr. William Meil teaches on (graduates) Drugs and Behavior and (undergraduate degree)Physiological Psychology, Drugs and Behavior, Biopsychology, Research Design and Analysis, General Psychology in Indiana University of Pennsylvania, USA. His current research and Professional projects are Changes in frontal lobe function during recovery from drug addiction, neural basis of drug abuse and addiction, substance abuse and treatment in rural areas, influences on peoples’ attributions regarding the causes of addictive behavior and disease.
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Changes in Executive Function Following Short-Term Tobacco Cessation Therapy in College Students

Objective: Evidence has been accumulating regarding the role of executive deficits in nicotine addiction; however, little is known as to whether executive abilities change as a function of treatment for nicotine dependence. The purpose of this study was to investigate whether executive function improves following short-term tobacco cessation therap... Read More»

William Meil, Ann Sesti, Kermeka Desai, Alyssa Stiver, David LaPorte and John Mills

Research Article: J Addict Res Ther 2017, 8:351

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