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Suppression, Dissociation, and Withdrawal: An Integrative Model of Addiction Maintenance
Current models of addiction fail to provide a unified explanation for three persistent anomalies: (1) relapse after years of sustained abstinence when no physiological dependence remains, (2) withdrawal symptoms in behavioral addictions where no exogenous chemical agent is involved, and (3) the e
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