adolescents who experienced more (vs. less) positive parenting behaviors had more efficient executive processing due to better inhibition control and attention (Dandash et al., 2021). During adolescence, patterns of neural connection among systems of emotion, motivation, and cognitive processes related to long-term goal pursuit undergo a reorganization with maturational refinements (Larsen & Luna, 2018; Schriber & Guyer, 2016). These in turn influence neural endophenotypes that form quantitative links between neurophysiological activity and cognitive performance associated with risk for AUD, SUD, and related disorders.
