Objective: This study aimed to explore the associations between smartphone
overdependence (smartphone addiction) and suicidal ideation and attempts among Korean …

Automatic approach biases toward smoking-related cues have been implicated in the
development and maintenance of addictive behaviors. Studies aiming at modifying such …

Abstract Approach bias modification (ApBM) has shown promise in addiction treatment, but
effects are small and ecological validity suffers from completing trainings in the laboratory …

Rationale Recently, experimental paradigms have been developed to strengthen automatic
avoidance or inhibitory responses for smoking cues. However, these procedures have not …

Background Approach tendency to smoking-related cues has been associated with greater
cravings, nicotine dependence, and the likelihood of relapse. In this pilot randomized clinical …

Alcohol and cannabis are the first and second most used substances among adolescents.
Adolescence is a period of considerable development, making the adolescent brain …

Background Electronic cigarette (ECIG) use has become a popular method for nicotine
delivery. Combustible cigarette (CC) cessation or reduction are the primary reasons for …

Introduction Indonesia is the country with the highest smoking rate in Southeast Asia and the
third-highest globally. Smoking has become one of Indonesia's biggest addiction problems …

Introduction: Indonesia is the country with the highest smoking rate in Southeast Asia and
the third-highest globally. Smoking has become one of Indonesia's biggest addiction …

In recent years, the approach-avoidance task (AAT) has proven to be a successful
therapeutic procedure in the treatment of addictions. So far, the AAT has been used in …