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Novel perspectives on the affect regulation hypothesis of substance use: Introduction to special issue
Objective: The affect regulation hypothesis, the proposition that people use substances to manage how they feel, has organized addiction science for decades, yet empirical support varies markedly across methods. This special issue was assembled to examine the hypothesis through novel theory, rigorou
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