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Evaluating the Temporal Relationships Between Withdrawal Symptoms and Smoking Relapse
Smokers attempting to quit often attribute smoking relapse to negative affect, craving, and other nicotine withdrawal symptoms. In addition, there is evidence that smoking relapse can increase these symptoms, particularly negative affect. To address this issue, we analyzed data from an 11-week smoki
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