Jason T. Fanning

This study compares stress and affect levels in middle-aged and younger adults during alcohol consumption and abstinence, finding age-related differences in stress reduction and affect.

The paper predicts exercise adherence in older adults using brain structure and function, along with other measures, showing multimodal models have the highest predictive power.

The paper investigates if healthy alcohol consumers rate alcohol desire and craving similarly using related descriptors, finding consistent differences in ratings during drinking, abstinence, and alcohol cue exposure.

The paper predicts future changes in sedentary behavior using resting state functional connectivity and baseline measures in older adults.