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by RA Lomax
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Classical conditioning explains addiction by showing how cues can become associated with experiences , eventually triggering and compulsive behaviour . Initially , the or activity itself acts as an stimulus ( US ) , naturally producing a pleasurable unconditioned ( UR ) such as or excitement . Over time , neutral stimuli in the ? like a phone , a bar , or the sight of a syringe ? become stimuli ( CS ) through association with the addictive substance or activity . These cues then elicit a conditioned response ( ) , which can include , anticipation of pleasure , or physiological arousal , even in the of the substance . This process helps explain why addicts often when to triggers .

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