sLORETA) to regions of frontal lobes and reward circuitry, 3) alcoholics will have higher impulsivity, increased risk-taking and decreased cognitive control on the behavioral measures; and 4) lower amplitude in ORN and ORP components will be correlated with increased impulsivity and risk-taking. It is expected that alcoholics will demonstrate deficient reward processing in terms of decreased amplitude in both ORN and ORP components, apart from significant differences in topography, current density, and in behavioral measures of impulsivity and risk-taking.
