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Day-to-day fluctuations in craving and the value of drugs and food in daily life

2026-02-27

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<p>Craving is a powerful urge for a specific target (e.g., food, drugs) that prompts decisions directed at satisfying craving. While prior laboratory studies suggest craving biases behavior by amplifying target-specific value, the real-world generalizability of this mechanism remains unknown. We validate and extend these findings in a 28-day naturalistic smartphone-enabled study in patients with opioid use disorde...

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Literature Corpus work: 4128d1e0-7468-596f-a8b9-6cadaa1fa973
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/vfjkd_v1

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