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Self-Efficacy: Believing You Can Respond Differently | Psychology of Addiction

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What Psychology Adds to Understanding Addiction
Why People Use: Motives Can Differ and Change
Expectations, Beliefs and Substance Use
Emotion Regulation and Using to Change How You Feel
Attention and Automatic Cognitive Bias
Immediate Rewards, Future Consequences and Decision-Making
Automatic and Reflective Processes
Impulsivity, Self-Control and Executive Function
Self-Efficacy: Believing You Can Respond Differently
Psychological Change During Recovery
Advanced Depth: Cognitive-Affective Models, Decision-Making and Behavioural Control

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