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Trait impulsivity predicts escalation of sucrose seeking and hypersensitivity to sucrose-associated stimuli.

Behavioral neuroscience - 1 Aug 2009

Diergaarde Leontien, Pattij Tommy, Nawijn Laura, Schoffelmeer Anton N M, De Vries Taco J

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Poor impulse control has been associated with compulsive drug seeking and an enhanced risk of relapse, suggesting that impulsivity is causally related to addiction proneness and relapse vulnerability. However, whether this association is specific to drugs of abuse or whether heightened impulsivit...

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PMID: 19634937
DOI: 10.1037/a0016504

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