Re-training automatic approach tendencies in smokers
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The study explores the impact of cognitive bias modification training on approach tendencies towards smoking stimuli in healthy adult smokers. It examines whether this computer-triggered training can alter the automatic bias that contributes to nicotine dependence and influence smoking behavior. The research aims to provide insights into potential interventions for reducing smoking habits by modifying cognitive responses to substance-related cues.
