Addiction & self-control › Incentive sensitization
Term
Incentive sensitization
A theory in which repeated exposure can sensitize cue-triggered motivational systems in susceptible individuals.
Context
Evidence & provenance
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The project corpus supplies 1 supporting reference for this concept or its surrounding literature. The concise definition above is wiki-authored; consult the cited source directly for study design, population, estimates, and limitations. [1]
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