Introduction While large proportions of smokers attempt to quit, rates of relapse remain high
and identification of valid prognostic markers is of high priority. Delayed reward discounting …

Objectives Cue-reactivity is a critical step leading to the emergence of addictive psychology
and the triggering of addictive behaviors within the framework of addiction theory and is …

Delay discounting (DD) refers to the decrease in the subjective value of a reward as the
delay to its receipt increases. As high rates of DD are consistently associated with measures …

Quality of life (QOL) and delay discounting (preference for smaller, immediate rewards) are
significantly associated with substance use status, severity, and treatment outcomes …

Objective: The purpose of this secondary analysis is to analyze whether both of the
processes of the reinforcer pathology model (delay discounting and demand) are predictors …

Delay discounting is the process by which a commodity loses value as the delay to its
receipt increases. Rapid discounting predicts various maladaptive behaviors including …

Introduction: Impairments in the multifaceted neuropsychological construct of cognitive
impulsivity are a main feature of chronic tobacco smokers. According to the literature, these …

Delay discounting describes how rapidly delayed rewards lose value as a function of delay
and serves as one measure of impulsive decision-making. Nicotine deprivation among …

Background Substance use recovery is a dynamic process. Relapse, often part of the
recovery process, is a persistent problem for individuals seeking freedom from their harmful …

Introduction Delay discounting—the tendency to choose small, immediate rewards over
larger, delayed rewards—is robustly associated with substance use. Delay discounting may …