top of page

My Dashboard Admin

Home
Encyclopedia
Catalog
About
Contact

Loading...

Encyclopedia / L / Learning and Habit Change / How Substance-Related Behaviour Is Learned

How Substance-Related Behaviour Is Learned | Learning and Habit Change

Full access is needed to read this article.

How Substance-Related Behaviour Is Learned
Cues, Context and Learned Associations
What Makes a Behaviour a Habit?
Repetition, Routine and Automaticity
Goal-Directed and Habitual Control Can Coexist
When Old Responses Conflict With New Goals
Extinction: Learning Something New Rather Than Erasing the Past
Why Old Responses Can Return
Changing Cues, Routines and Responses
Making New Learning Work Across Different Situations
Advanced Depth: Habit Models, Extinction, Renewal and Reacquisition

Home
Encyclopedia
Catalog
About
Contact

bottom of page