· PSYCHOLOGICAL MODELS: Addiction is moderated by a number of interrelated psychological factors...

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Page 1:  · PSYCHOLOGICAL MODELS: Addiction is moderated by a number of interrelated psychological factors such as emotion, attention, learning, and memory. Psychologists use experimental
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