国际紧急心理健康和人类复原力杂志

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Relationship between behavioral addictions and substance use disorders

Claire Ely

A few ways of behaving, other than psychoactive substance ingestion, produce transient prize that might incite steady way of behaving regardless of information on unfriendly results, i.e., decreased command over the way of behaving. These problems have generally been conceptualized in more than one way. One view places these problems as lying along a rash urgent range, with some named motivation control issues. A substitute, yet not totally unrelated, conceptualization considers the issues as non-substance or "conduct" addictions.