Does Using Cannabis Really Cause Amotivational Syndrome?
Does Using Cannabis Really Cause Amotivational Syndrome?
Overview
Amotivational syndrome
is a psychological condition associated with diminished inspiration to
participate in social situations and activities, with episodes of apathy
caused by an external event, situation, substance (or lack of),
relationship (or lack of), or other cause.
Amotivational Syndrome & Cannabis Medical Journal Articles
2012 - Study ~ Rimonabant
eliminates responsiveness to workload changes in a time-constrained
food-reinforced progressive ratio procedure in rats
2012 - Study ~ Associations
of Alcohol, Nicotine, Cannabis, and Drug Use/Dependence with
Educational Attainment: Evidence from Cotwin-Control Analyses
2006 - News - Cannabis Use Not Linked To So-Called "Amotivational Syndrome"
1995 - News - Debunking the Amotivational Syndrome
1987 - Study ~ Lifetime Prevalence of "Amotivational Syndrome", Among Users and Non-Users of Hashish
1987 - Study ~ Cannabis amotivational syndrome and personality trait absorption: A review and reconceptualization
1976 - Study ~ Operant acquisition of marihuana in man
1976 - Study ~ Marihuana use. Biologic and behavioral aspects
1974 - Study ~ Marihuana Use and Psychosocial Adaptation