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Risky decision-making in the Context of Contingency Management for Methamphetamine Use Disorder
Background: Risky decision-making is strongly implicated in adverse real-world risk-taking behaviour, and is associated with Substance Use Disorder, including Methamphetamine Use Disorder. Laboratory neurocognitive tasks typically utilized to assess risky decision-making have been able to distinguis...
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Department of Psychology
2020
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