Introduction The cue reactivity paradigm allows for systematic evaluation of motivational
responses to drug-related cues that may elicit drug use. The literature on this topic has …

Cue reactivity is one of the most frequently used paradigms in functional magnetic
resonance imaging (fMRI) studies of substance use disorders (SUDs). Although there have …

Introduction: The role of craving in nicotine dependence remains controversial and may be a
function of measurement challenges. The current study used behavioral economic approach …

Rationale Some individuals are particularly responsive to reward-associated stimuli (“cues”),
including the effects of these cues on craving and relapse to drug-seeking behavior. In the …

Introduction: Cigarette cravings have been associated with less successful attempts to quit
smoking and a greater likelihood of relapse after smoking cessation. Background craving …

In 1954, craving was given a death sentence. A panel of experts convened by the World
Health Organization advised that the term craving be abandoned because “a term such as …

Published laboratory studies from the last 50 years that included measures of craving and
tobacco-consumption or tobacco-seeking measures were included in a meta-analysis in …

Smoking cue‐exposure research has provided a powerful tool for examining cravings in the
laboratory. A key attraction of this method is that tightly controlled experimental procedures …

Background Laboratory cue reactivity (CR) assessments are used to assess smokers'
responses to cues. Likewise, EMA recording is used to characterize real-world response to …

Introduction Cue reactivity (CR) research has reliably demonstrated robust cue-induced
responding among smokers exposed to common proximal smoking cues (eg, cigarettes …