Items where Author is "Weinstein, A"

HUTTON, J.S., TAYLOR PIOTROWSKI, J., BAGOT, K., BLUMBERG, F., CANLI, T., CHEIN, J., CHRISTAKIS, D.A., GRAFMAN, J., GRIFFIN, J.A., HUMMER, T., KUSS, D.J., LERNER, M., MARCOVITCH, S., PAULUS, M.P., PERLMAN, G., ROMEO, R., THOMASON, M.E., TUREL, O., WEINSTEIN, A., WEST, G., HURST-DELLA PIETRA, P. and POTENZA, M.N., 2024. Digital media and developing brains: concerns and opportunities. Current Addiction Reports. ISSN 2196-2952

PINTO, A., GRIFFITHS, M.D., WEINSTEIN, A., DEMETROVICS, Z. and SZABO, A., 2019. Perceived stress, exercise habits, and exercise addiction in Israeli army reserves: a pilot study. Military Psychology, 31 (5), pp. 355-362. ISSN 0899-5605

RUMPF, H.-J., ACHAB, S., BILLIEUX, J., BOWDEN-JONES, H., CARRAGHER, N., DEMETROVICS, Z., HIGUCHI, S., KING, D.L., MANN, K., POTENZA, M., SAUNDERS, J.B., ABBOTT, M., AMBEKAR, A., TOLGA ARICAK, O., ASSANANGKORNCHAI, S., BAHAR, N., BORGES, G., BRAND, M., CHAN, E.M.-L., CHUNG, T., DEREVENSKY, J., EL KASHEF, A., FARRELL, M., FINEBERG, N., GANDIN, C., GENTILE, D., GRIFFITHS, M.D., GOUDRIAAN, A.E., GRALL-BRONNE, M., HAO, W., HODGINS, D.C., IP, P., KIRÁLY, O., LEE, H.K., KUSS, D.J., LEMMENS, J.S., LONG, J., LOPEZ-FERNANDEZ, O., MIHARA, S., PETRY, N.M., PONTES, H.M., RAHIMI-MOVAGHAR, A., REHBEIN, F., REHM, J., SCAFATO, E., SHARMA, M., SPRITZER, D., STEIN, D.J., TAM, P., WEINSTEIN, A., WITTCHEN, H.-U., WÖLFLING, K., ZULLINO, D. and POZNYAK, V., 2018. Including gaming disorder in the ICD-11: the need to do so from a clinical and public health perspective. Journal of Behavioral Addictions, 6 (3), pp. 267-270. ISSN 2062-5871

WEINSTEIN, A., 2016. A constant in an ever-changing world: Washington's pursuit of its interests through regime change after 1989. PhD, Nottingham Trent University.

WEINSTEIN, A., MARAZ, A., GRIFFITHS, M.D., LEJOYEUX, M. and DEMETROVICS, Z., 2016. Compulsive buying—features and characteristics of addiction. In: V.R. PREEDY, ed., Neuropathology of drug addictions and substance misuse. Volume 3, General processes and mechanisms, prescription medications, caffeine and areca, polydrug misuse, emerging addictions and non-drug addictions. Elsevier, pp. 993-1007. ISBN 9780128006344