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Addictions : a social psychological perspective / edited by Catalina E. Kopetz and Carl W. Lejuez.

Contributor(s): Kopetz, Catalina E | Lejuez, Carl W.
Series: Frontiers of social psychology.New York, NY, USA ; London, England, UK : Routledge , ©2016Description: x, 289 pages : 23 cm. illustrations.Content type: text. ISBN: 9781848725263 (hb : alk. paper); 9781848725270 (pb : alk. paper).Uniform titles: Addictions (Kopetz and Lejuez) Subject(s): Substance abuse | Substance abuse -- Psychological aspectsDDC classification: 362.29/Ad23 Other classification: CAS
Contents:
I. Introduction. Allergies and Affinities: Social Psychology Pathways as Ways of Seeing Inside `Addiction', N. Campbell. II. Basic Processes. Delay Discounting and Addictive Behavior: Review of the Literature and Identification of Emerging Priorities, M. Amlung, J.C. Gray, J. MacKillop. Motivation and Self-regulation in Addiction, C.E. Kopetz. Social Exclusion and Risky Health Decisions: Substance Use Cognitions and Behaviors, M.L. Stock, F.X. Gibbons, J.B. Beekman. Alcohol and Emotion: The Importance of Social Context, M.A. Sayette, C.E. Fairbairn, K.G. Creswell. The Role of Expectancy in Substance-Abuse Progression, H. Treloar, S.L. Pedersen, D.M. McCarthy. Social Identity and Substance Use: The Role of Racial Ethnic Identity and Gender-relevant Factors that Contribute to Substance Use Among Diverse Populations, A. Kaya, D.K. Iwamoto, L. Clinton, M. Grivel. Social Influence, Pressure, and Norms: Vulnerability for Substance Use in Adolescents, C. Neighbors, C.M. Young, H. Krieger, J.L. Tackett. III. Application Challenges. How Basic Science Can Inform Prevention, Treatment, and Policy. Cognitive Motivational Processes Underlying Addiction Treatment, R.W. Wiers, D. Becker, R. Holland, F. Moggi, C.W. Lejuez. Self-affirmation Intervention and the Reduction of Addictive Behaviors, O. Fotuhi, G.L. Cohen.Public Communication for Drug Abuse Prevention: A Synthesis of Current Meta-Analytic Evidence of Message Efficacy, C.R. Jones, D.Albarracin.
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A Psychology Press Book.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

I. Introduction. Allergies and Affinities: Social Psychology Pathways as Ways of Seeing Inside `Addiction', N. Campbell. II. Basic Processes. Delay Discounting and Addictive Behavior: Review of the Literature and Identification of Emerging Priorities, M. Amlung, J.C. Gray, J. MacKillop. Motivation and Self-regulation in Addiction, C.E. Kopetz. Social Exclusion and Risky Health Decisions: Substance Use Cognitions and Behaviors, M.L. Stock, F.X. Gibbons, J.B. Beekman. Alcohol and Emotion: The Importance of Social Context, M.A. Sayette, C.E. Fairbairn, K.G. Creswell. The Role of Expectancy in Substance-Abuse Progression, H. Treloar, S.L. Pedersen, D.M. McCarthy. Social Identity and Substance Use: The Role of Racial Ethnic Identity and Gender-relevant Factors that Contribute to Substance Use Among Diverse Populations, A. Kaya, D.K. Iwamoto, L. Clinton, M. Grivel. Social Influence, Pressure, and Norms: Vulnerability for Substance Use in Adolescents, C. Neighbors, C.M. Young, H. Krieger, J.L. Tackett. III. Application Challenges. How Basic Science Can Inform Prevention, Treatment, and Policy. Cognitive Motivational Processes Underlying Addiction Treatment, R.W. Wiers, D. Becker, R. Holland, F. Moggi, C.W. Lejuez. Self-affirmation Intervention and the Reduction of Addictive Behaviors, O. Fotuhi, G.L. Cohen.Public Communication for Drug Abuse Prevention: A Synthesis of Current Meta-Analytic Evidence of Message Efficacy, C.R. Jones, D.Albarracin.

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