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Individual variation in the attribution of incentive salience to social cues

2019-03-20

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Research on the attribution of incentive salience to drug cues has furthered our understanding of drug self-administration in animals as well as drug relapse and craving in humans. The influence of peers and other social cues on drug-seeking has garnered more attention recently, but few studies have investigated the ability of social cues to gain incentive-motivational value. In the present study, a Pavlovian cond...

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5208e9cf-22a8-5f6b-8572-a6ec01ff092d
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10.1101/582254
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