Applying laboratory research: drug anticipation and the treatment of drug addiction.
S Siegel, B Ramos - Experimental and clinical …, 2002 - psycnet.apa.org
S Siegel, B Ramos
Experimental and clinical psychopharmacology, 2002•psycnet.apa.orgBasic research concerning drug tolerance and withdrawal may inform clinical practice, and
vice versa. Three areas that integrate the work of the laboratory and the clinic are
discussed:(a) drug overdose,(b) cue exposure treatment of addiction, and (c)
pharmacological treatment of withdrawal symptoms. The areas are related in that they
indicate the contribution of drug-paired cues to the effects of addictive drugs and the role of
Pavlovian conditioning of drug effects in drug tolerance and withdrawal …
vice versa. Three areas that integrate the work of the laboratory and the clinic are
discussed:(a) drug overdose,(b) cue exposure treatment of addiction, and (c)
pharmacological treatment of withdrawal symptoms. The areas are related in that they
indicate the contribution of drug-paired cues to the effects of addictive drugs and the role of
Pavlovian conditioning of drug effects in drug tolerance and withdrawal …
Abstract
Basic research concerning drug tolerance and withdrawal may inform clinical practice, and vice versa. Three areas that integrate the work of the laboratory and the clinic are discussed:(a) drug overdose,(b) cue exposure treatment of addiction, and (c) pharmacological treatment of withdrawal symptoms. The areas are related in that they indicate the contribution of drug-paired cues to the effects of addictive drugs and the role of Pavlovian conditioning of drug effects in drug tolerance and withdrawal symptoms.(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2019 APA, all rights reserved)
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