Session 1

V-065 | Attention to hedonic stimuli in problematic alcohol consumption: a pilot study in a non-clinical population.
V-065 | Attention to hedonic stimuli in problematic alcohol consumption: a pilot study in a non-clinical population. 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Segura Juan Ignacio | email: jisegura@mail.austral.edu.ar | Cognition, Behavior, and Memory read more

V-066 | Effects of GluN2A Knockdown on Spatial Memories and Social Behavior
V-066 | Effects of GluN2A Knockdown on Spatial Memories and Social Behavior 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Silva Fernanda Mariana | email: fernandamariana2305@gmail.com | Cognition, Behavior, and Memory read more

V-067 | Oral Administration of THC:CBD formulations prevent pain-like behaviors without exacerbating paclitaxel-induced changes in weight, locomotion, and anxiety in a rat model of chemotherapy-induced neuropathy.
V-067 | Oral Administration of THC:CBD formulations prevent pain-like behaviors without exacerbating paclitaxel-induced changes in weight, locomotion, and anxiety in a rat model of chemotherapy-induced neuropathy. 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Soriano Delia | email: soriano.del@gmail.com | Cognition, Behavior, and Memory read more

V-068 | NLP signatures of episodic memory difficulties in persons with human immunodeficiency virus
V-068 | NLP signatures of episodic memory difficulties in persons with human immunodeficiency virus 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Sterpin Lucas Federico | email: sterpinlucas@gmail.com | Cognition, Behavior, and Memory read more

V-069 | INVOLVEMENT OF CB1 RECEPTORS IN OPIOID ADDICTION: INSIGHTS FROM SEX-BASED DIFFERENCES IN THE EXTINCTION AND RELAPSE OF REWARDING EFFECTS
V-069 | INVOLVEMENT OF CB1 RECEPTORS IN OPIOID ADDICTION: INSIGHTS FROM SEX-BASED DIFFERENCES IN THE EXTINCTION AND RELAPSE OF REWARDING EFFECTS 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Villalobos Vasquez Jesus | email: jvillalobosvasquez1984@gmail.com | Cognition, Behavior, and Memory read more

V-070 | Task Dissociation in PPA Patients with Logopenic and Semantic Variants Using the Mini Linguistic State Examination
V-070 | Task Dissociation in PPA Patients with Logopenic and Semantic Variants Using the Mini Linguistic State Examination 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Vivas Leticia Yanina | email: lvivas@mdp.edu.ar | Cognition, Behavior, and Memory read more

V-055 | Role of political ideology in the change of valuation of key semantic contents in complex decision making
V-055 | Role of political ideology in the change of valuation of key semantic contents in complex decision making 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Nogueroles Patricio | email: patricioe.nogueroles@gmail.com | Cognition, Behavior, and Memory read more

V-056 | Role of retorsplenial cortex serotonin 2A receptors in recognition memory
V-056 | Role of retorsplenial cortex serotonin 2A receptors in recognition memory 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Ortega Beatriz Agustina | email: ortegabeatrizagustina@gmail.com | Cognition, Behavior, and Memory read more

V-041 | Intermittent ethanol consumption and white noise exposure alter hippocampal oxidative state and related behaviors in adolescent male rats
V-041 | Intermittent ethanol consumption and white noise exposure alter hippocampal oxidative state and related behaviors in adolescent male rats 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Corsi Gonzalo Nahuel | email: gonza_corsi@hotmail.com | Cognition, Behavior, and Memory read more

V-057 | Semantic Processing vs. Familiarity Recognition: Reevaluating the N400 and FN400 Components through a Go/No-Go Task.
V-057 | Semantic Processing vs. Familiarity Recognition: Reevaluating the N400 and FN400 Components through a Go/No-Go Task. 150 150 SAN 2024 Annual Meeting
Author: Papagna Maldonado Victoria | email: victoria.papagna@usal.edu.ar | Cognition, Behavior, and Memory read more
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