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期刊名:Addictive behaviors

缩写:ADDICT BEHAV

ISSN:0306-4603

e-ISSN:1873-6327

IF/分区:4.1/Q1

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Joon Kyung Nam,Victoria E Carlin,Joseph W Ditre Joon Kyung Nam
Background: E-cigarette use and pain commonly co-occur in young adulthood, yet little is known about their temporal association, particularly in both directions. This study examined bidirectional prospective associations ...
Delvon T Mattingly,R Andrew Yockey,Dale Mantey et al. Delvon T Mattingly et al.
Background: The COVID-19 pandemic coincided with disruptions to mental health and substance use behaviors in the United States (U.S.), alongside continued changes in cannabis policy. While increases in cannabis use during...
Felix Kruse,Arvid Nagel,Robin Nabi Felix Kruse
Background: Problematic social media use (PSMU) and mindfulness are consistently negatively associated, but longitudinal evidence on their directional relationship remains limited. This study examined whether mindfulness ...
Omar El-Shahawy,Mohsen Abbasi-Kangevari,Michelle He et al. Omar El-Shahawy et al.
Background: Cannabis consumption modalities such as smoking, vaping, and consumption of edibles differ in pharmacokinetics and potency, and vary by demographic characteristics. Data linking real-world consumption modality...
Keun Young Kwon,Skylar Biyang Sun,Jinho Kim Keun Young Kwon
Housing hardship is increasingly recognized as a risk factor for substance use, yet little is known about whether entering and exiting hardship are differentially associated with addictive behaviors or whether these associations vary by gen...
Morgan A Douglass,Gaylen E Fronk,Nathaniel Baker et al. Morgan A Douglass et al.
Background: Cannabis cessation or reduction may increase cross-substance substitution in response to craving or reduced use. Evidence for substitution is mixed, and treatment effects remain unclear. This exploratory study...
Morgan A Douglass,Gaylen E Fronk,Nathaniel Baker et al. Morgan A Douglass et al.
Background: Cannabis cessation or reduction may increase cross-substance substitution in response to craving or reduced use. Evidence for substitution is mixed, and treatment effects remain unclear. This exploratory study...
Changmin Yoo Changmin Yoo
Background: Smoking susceptibility predicts subsequent tobacco use, yet most research has treated it as static, measured at a single time point. How susceptibility develops over adolescence and how distinct patterns relat...
Emmalise I Sweeney,Ron Borland,Anne C K Quah et al. Emmalise I Sweeney et al.
Background and objectives: Higher future time perspective (FTP), or how much individuals consider the long-term outcomes of their present actions, is associated with more attempts to quit smoking. Nicotine vaping products...
Megan E Piper,Jessica W Cook,Danielle M McCarthy et al. Megan E Piper et al.
Background: Even with the most effective smoking cessation pharmacotherapies (i.e., varenicline or combination nicotine replacement [C-NRT]), the majority of people ultimately return to smoking. This research explored how...