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Journal of Psychoactive Drugs|March 6, 2014
Risky cannabis use is associated with alexithymia, frontal lobe dysfunction, and impulsivity in young adult cannabis usersMichael Lyvers, Reuben Jamieson, Fred Arne ThorbergAddictive Behaviors|December 3, 2014
Blood alcohol concentration is negatively associated with gambling money won on the Iowa gambling task in naturalistic settings after controlling for trait impulsivity and alcohol toleranceMichael Lyvers, Nicole Mathieson, Mark S EdwardsJournal of Psychoactive Drugs|September 5, 2014
Caffeine use and alexithymia in university studentsMichael Lyvers, Natalija Duric, Fred Arne ThorbergJournal of Psychoactive Drugs|September 12, 2018
Social Interaction Anxiety, Alexithymia, and Drinking Motives in Australian University StudentsMichael Lyvers, Charles Hanigan, Fred Arne ThorbergJournal of Psychosomatic Research|December 29, 2005
Effect of belief in "psychic healing" on self-reported pain in chronic pain sufferersMichael Lyvers, Norman Barling, Jill Harding-ClarkAddictive Behaviors|February 9, 2011
The relationship between coping strategies, alcohol expectancies, drinking motives and drinking behaviourPenelope Hasking, Michael Lyvers, Cassandra Carlopio, et al.Emotion (Washington, D.C.)|April 6, 2016
Interrelationships between trait anxiety, situational stress and mental effort predict phonological processing efficiency, but not effectivenessElizabeth J Edwards, Mark S Edwards, Michael LyversEmotion (Washington, D.C.)|February 3, 2015
Cognitive trait anxiety, situational stress, and mental effort predict shifting efficiency: Implications for attentional control theoryElizabeth J Edwards, Mark S Edwards, Michael LyversThe Journal of Social Psychology|March 8, 2011
Beer goggles: blood alcohol concentration in relation to attractiveness ratings for unfamiliar opposite sex faces in naturalistic settingsMichael Lyvers, Emma Cholakians, Megan Puorro, et al.Cognition & Emotion|March 3, 2016
Cognitive trait anxiety, stress and effort interact to predict inhibitory controlMark S Edwards, Elizabeth J Edwards, Michael LyversPageof 5