Relapse to substance abuse: Recent finding from basic and clinical research

Maxine Stitzer; W. Miles Cox

doi:10.1037/1064-1297.4.1.3

Relapse to substance abuse: Recent finding from basic and clinical research

Maxine Stitzer
, W. Miles Cox

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A series of 6 articles concerning relapse to substance abuse and its treatment is introduced. Two articles review animal models of relapse and the potential role of drug priming effects, 2 articles present new data from experimental human research on cognitive and contextual determinants of relapse, while 2 articles describe clinical approaches and review the effectiveness of relapse prevention treatment. The series integrates clinical and basic research around a common theme and demonstrates that various types of research representing diverse perspectives are needed to understand this important feature of substance dependence.

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