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9 lis 2020 · In this review, we try to address this question by reviewing behavioral evidence supporting the habit theory of addiction in rodents and discussing important limitations, notably the absence of habit in choice settings.
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Here, we propose several clues to reconcile these unexpected...
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23 sty 2024 · The Incentive Sensitization Theory emphasizes sensitization to stimuli and the transition to motivated drug-seeking behavior while the Habit and Compulsion Theory underscores the formation of drug-related habits and compulsions.
1 sty 2018 · In this chapter, we review what is known about predictors of long-term SUD recovery and healthy habits learned in three commonly used approaches that people seeking help for SUD are exposed to:...
6 sty 2020 · Drug addiction may be a goal-directed choice driven by excessive drug value in negative affective states, a habit driven by strong stimulus−response associations, or a compulsion driven by...
28 sie 2014 · In general, classical models of addiction conceive of learned compulsive behaviors in terms of a unidirectional stimulus-response model, for which habits are behavior patterns based on studies of animals and are considered to be purely automated—that is, inflexible, highly stimulus bound and insensitive to associated outcomes (Tiffany, 1990 ...
Here, we propose several clues to reconcile these unexpected results with the habit theory of addiction, and we highlight the need in experimental research to face the complexity of drug addicts' decision-making environments by investigating drug habits in the context of choice and in the presence of cues.
The first edition of Theory of Addiction summarised the major theoretical approaches that attempt to explain the range of phenomena that we call ‘addic- tion’ and synthesise these into an overarching theory that captured their main core
