Forty-eight dependent injecting amphetamine users (AUs) and 48 controls were exposed to
an amphetamine-related video and three affective control videos, and their amphetamine …

Abstract present and critique 4 major cognitive models adopting, to some degree,
conventional views on the roles of drug craving and classical conditioning in the production …

Abstract models of relapse to opiate use have had a significant influence upon the
conceptualization of cocaine addiction in general and on cocaine cue-reactivity in …

Several learning theory based models propose that substance users may have conditioned
reactions to stimuli (cues) associated with substance use and that these reactions may …

Subjective craving for drugs is frequently reported by detoxified addicts. Explanatory models
emphasizing classical conditioning (CC) and cognitive mechanisms have been proposed …

This paper examines the application of the cue‐reactivity paradigm as a means of studying
alcohol dependence in clinical populations. Three main areas of application will be …

The role of aggressivity and cue exposure in induction of craving were investigated in a
clinical setting. Thirty abstinent alcoholic patients were divided into a low and a high …

Research into the elicitation of conditioned responses (CRs) by drug‐related stimuli in drug
and alcohol addicts has produced apparently conflicting results in relation both to the form of …

Re-exposure to drug-associated cues causes significant drug craving in recovering addicts,
which may precipitate relapse. In animal models of craving, drug-seeking responses for …

Cue exposure has been advocated as an intervention for reducing relapse rates in
detoxified addicts, by extinguishing classically conditioned drug effects/craving which may …