Cross-substance primed and cue-induced craving among alcohol and cannabis co-users: An experimental psychopharmacology approach.
Alexandra Venegas, Lara A. Ray
Abstract
's < .001). Overall, results suggest that individuals who co-use alcohol and cannabis are most sensitive to the cue-induced, rather than the pharmacologically induced effects, of substance administration on cross-substance craving. This pattern of findings does not support a complementarity model. Conversely, these results may be interpreted as indicative of a substitution model for alcohol and cannabis co-use. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2023 APA, all rights reserved).
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