Associations among interpretation bias, craving, and abstinence self-efficacy in adults with substance use disorders

Volume: 205, Pages: 107644 - 107644
Published: Dec 1, 2019
Abstract
Interpretation bias is a crucial therapeutic target in emotional disorders. However, few studies have examined the role of interpretation bias in substance use disorders (SUDs). Our specific aims were: (1) to examine whether interpretation bias was associated with craving and abstinence self-efficacy, and (2) explore potential moderators of these associations, including anxiety severity, sex, and substance type. Adults attending an inpatient SUD...
Paper Details
Title
Associations among interpretation bias, craving, and abstinence self-efficacy in adults with substance use disorders
Published Date
Dec 1, 2019
Volume
205
Pages
107644 - 107644
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