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People who regularly use drugs may not simply ignore negative consequences—but may instead struggle to consistently act on them, according to new research published in Translational Psychiatry. Traditionally, scientists have argued that individuals with more severe substance use become less sensitive to negative…
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“These results contribute to our conceptualization of substance use severity by suggesting that inconsistency in using cost information, rather than insensitivity to costs, may inform choices to continue using substances despite incurring negative consequences,“
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