P.E. AND LISMAN S.A. / Guilford Press / Addictive Behavior Research Laboratory / Tiffany / /
Event
Product Issues / Product Recall / /
Facility
Prentice Hall / Brown University / Addictive Behavior Research Laboratory / Publications Distribution Center / University of Nebraska Press / Veterans Affairs Medical Center / National Institute / / /
IndustryTerm
information processing / information-processing model / alcohol beverage cues / alcoholic beverage / brain chemical / imaging / chemicals / information-processing theory / /
Brown University / Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies / Veterans Affairs Medical Center / University of Nebraska Press / Publications Distribution Center / National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism / /
Person
Peter M. Monti / Damaris J. Rohsenow / /
Position
investigator / therapist / professor of community health and research director / senior career research scientist / career research scientist / model / behavior and associate director / D.J. Communication / professor of psychiatry / General / T.D. / research professor / D.J. / /
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syndrome / Conditioned / episodes / /
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Nebraska / Rhode Island / Maryland / /
PublishedMedium
Psychological Review / Archives of General Psychiatry / Journal of Abnormal Psychology / Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology / /
Does Urge To Drink Predict Relapse After Treatment? Damaris J. Rohsenow, Ph.D., and Peter M. Monti, Ph.D. The urge to drink, also often referred to as craving, is an emotional state in which a person is motivated to seek