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Chunk #51 — Discussion — Impulsivity, Externalizing Disorders, Brain Development and Risk for Alcoholism

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Deficient Event-Related Theta Oscillations in Individuals at Risk for Alcoholism: A Study of Reward Processing and Impulsivity Features.
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[200]. Further, etiological connections between impulsivity and alcoholism and/or other SUDs have also been proposed (for reviews, see [201–203]). Consistent with this view, the current study has also found that the prevalence rate of externalizing disorders was significantly higher in the HR compared to the LR group (Table 2). Importantly, the prevalence rates of externalizing disorders in subjects with family history of alcoholism are higher than normal population levels [76,204,205].