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Cognitive modeling analysis of decision-making processes in cocaine abusers

Julie C. Stout, Jerome R. Busemeyer, Steven J. Grant, Katherine R. Bonson

2004-08-01articlePsychonomic Bulletin & Review155 citationsbronze

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies

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