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Reconsidering Addiction as a Syndrome
- Introduction
- Addiction and the emergence of the addiction syndrome model: the relationship between addiction and objects of addiction
- Reconsidering addiction: the emergence of the addiction syndrome model
- Evidence for an addiction syndrome: shared neurobiological and psychosocial antecedents
- Neurobiological system non-specificity: common pathways of addiction
- Genetic overlap
- Shared psychosocial antecedents
- Consequences of addiction: unique and shared manifestations
- Unique experiences and sequelae
- Shared experiences and sequelae
- Parallel natural histories
- Object non-specificity
- Concurrent manifestations of addiction
- Treatment non-specificity
- Modeling an addiction syndrome
- The Addiction Syndrome Model: advancing the field
- Conclusions
- References
Abstract
The important thing in science is not so much to obtain new facts as to discover new ways of thinking about them.
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