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Journal of Studies on Alcohol|February 11, 2005
Stress response dampening indexed by cortisol in subjects at risk for alcoholismBernhard Croissant, Robert Olbrich
Psychiatrische Praxis|November 8, 2007
[Rapid inpatient tramadol-detoxification using oxcarbazepine]Bernhard Croissant, Martin Grosshans, Karl Mann
Biological Psychology|August 5, 2008
Exploring the link between gender, sensation seeking, and family history of alcoholism in cortisol stress-response dampeningBernhard Croissant, Ralf Demmel, Fred Rist, et al.
The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse|September 30, 2008
Oxcarbazepine in rapid benzodiazepine detoxificationBernhard Croissant, Martin Grosshans, Alexander Diehl, et al.
International Journal of Psychophysiology : Official Journal of the International Organization of Psychophysiology|January 3, 2006
Alcohol-induced heart rate response dampening during aversive and rewarding stress paradigms in subjects at risk for alcoholismBernhard Croissant, Fred Rist, Ralf Demmel, et al.
International Journal of Psychophysiology : Official Journal of the International Organization of Psychophysiology|January 26, 2011
Heart rate stress response dampening: the impact of alcohol, family history, and gender on at risk children and siblingsBernhard Croissant, Ralf Demmel, Fred Rist, et al.
Psychiatrische Praxis|September 9, 2008
[A case of compulsive buying--impulse control disorder or dependence disorder?]Bernhard Croissant, Oliver Klein, Sabine Löber, et al.
Addictive Behaviors|July 8, 2008
Modifications of the Obsessive Compulsive Drinking Scale (OCDS-G) for use in longitudinal studiesHelmut Nakovics, Alexander Diehl, Bernhard Croissant, et al.
The British Journal of Clinical Psychology|November 2, 2006
Cue exposure in the treatment of alcohol dependence: effects on drinking outcome, craving and self-efficacySabine Loeber, Bernhard Croissant, Andreas Heinz, et al.
The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse|August 23, 2008
Neuropsychological functioning of opiate-dependent patients: a nonrandomized comparison of patients preferring either buprenorphine or methadone maintenance treatmentSabine Loeber, Anja Kniest, Alexander Diehl, et al.
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