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Recovery from nicotine addiction: A diffusion model decomposition of value-based decision-making in current smokers and ex-smokers
Introduction: A considerable number of people successfully give up tobacco smoking. In nicotine-dependent individuals, tobacco choice is determined by greater expected drug value; however, less is known about the underlying mechanisms through which people quit smoking. This study aimed to explore wh
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