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The Double-Entry Time Trap: Reframing Temporal Distortion as a Perpetuating Mechanism in Addiction

2026-03-16

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<p>Background: Temporal distortion is a widely recognized phenomenon in the context of substance use disorders and behavioral addictions. However, empirical data regarding the direction of this distortion remain highly contradictory. We argue that this theoretical impasse largely stems from the systematic conflation of the broad physiological phase of withdrawal with the acute psychological state of craving. <h4>M...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/vuh73_v1

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