Cannabis Dampens the Effects of Music in Brain Regions Sensitive to Reward and Emotion | Zendy

Tom P. Freeman | Zendy; Rebecca Pope | Zendy; Matthew B. Wall | Zendy; James A. Bisby | Zendy; Maartje Luijten | Zendy; Chandni Hindocha | Zendy; Claire Mokrysz | Zendy; Will Lawn | Zendy; Abigail Moss | Zendy; Michael Bloomfield | Zendy; Celia J. A. Morgan | Zendy; David Nutt | Zendy; H. Valerie Curran | Zendy

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Cannabis Dampens the Effects of Music in Brain Regions Sensitive to Reward and Emotion

Author(s) -

Tom P. Freeman,

Rebecca Pope,

Matthew B. Wall,

James A. Bisby,

Maartje Luijten,

Chandni Hindocha,

Claire Mokrysz,

Will Lawn,

Abigail Moss,

Michael Bloomfield,

Celia J. A. Morgan,

David Nutt,

H. Valerie Curran

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

the international journal of neuropsychopharmacology

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.897

H-Index - 107

eISSN - 1469-5111

pISSN - 1461-1457

DOI - 10.1093/ijnp/pyx082

Subject(s) - cannabidiol , cannabis , functional magnetic resonance imaging , psychology , neuroscience , ventral striatum , audiology , amygdala , effects of cannabis , placebo , striatum , medicine , psychiatry , dopamine , alternative medicine , pathology

Despite the current shift towards permissive cannabis policies, few studies have investigated the pleasurable effects users seek. Here, we investigate the effects of cannabis on listening to music, a rewarding activity that frequently occurs in the context of recreational cannabis use. We additionally tested how these effects are influenced by cannabidiol, which may offset cannabis-related harms.

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