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Smokers discount their drug of abuse in the same way as other consumable rewards

Gabriela Jiga-Boy Orcid Logo, Kayleigh Storey, Marc J. Buehner

The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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DOI (Published version): 10.1080/17470218.2013.772646

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Recent research shows that drug abusers discount delayed monetary rewards more than nonabusers do, and they discount delayed substances of abuse (e.g., drugs) more than delayed money. Furthermore, non-drug-abusers discount food and substances of abuse (e.g., alcohol), more than money. Here, we compa...

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title_short Smokers discount their drug of abuse in the same way as other consumable rewards
title_full Smokers discount their drug of abuse in the same way as other consumable rewards
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description Recent research shows that drug abusers discount delayed monetary rewards more than nonabusers do, and they discount delayed substances of abuse (e.g., drugs) more than delayed money. Furthermore, non-drug-abusers discount food and substances of abuse (e.g., alcohol), more than money. Here, we compare the delay and probability discounting of money with that of a directly consumable reward (cho- colate) and with that of a substance of abuse (cigarettes), in a drug-using population (smokers). In line with previous research, we found in two experiments that delay discounting differentiated between smokers and nonsmokers, and between money and a nonabused directly consumable reward (choco- late). In addition, our results show that there appears to be no difference in the extent to which smokers discount their abused substance compared to another directly consumable reward. These find- ings support the contention that drugs and food are part of the same category of primary reinforcers, whereas money is discounted differently, as a conditioned reinforcer.
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