Publications by authors named "Diana Vogel-Blaschka"
Background: Alcohol use disorder (AUD) poses severe health risks, yet many affected individuals opt out of complete abstinence. Therefore, harm reduction strategies have become more prominent in treatment guidelines for AUD. Our two case reports illustrate how disulfiram, initially intended to enforce abstinence, was repurposed to support reduced drinking.
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- Ideomotor theory suggests that our actions are influenced by the perceptual effects we associate with them, meaning we learn to anticipate the outcomes of our actions.
- Researchers developed a computational model called IDEONAMIC to simulate and analyze how we control and direct our actions based on these effect associations.
- The IDEONAMIC model has shown promise in experimental settings, providing valuable insights and predictions about action control mechanisms, and the team encourages further exploration across varying ideomotor scenarios.