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Effects of smokeless tobacco-related sensory and behavioral cues on urge, affect, and stress.

Coffey et al., 1998

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8203639911845884789
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Coffey S
Lombardo T
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Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology

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The hypothesis that smokeless tobacco–related sensory and behavioral cues can act as conditioned stimuli was tested in a counterbalanced double-blind experimental design. The nicotine content of snuff smokeless tobacco (ST) was manipulated for 24 male ST users by …
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