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Why Immediate Effects Can Outweigh Distant Consequences | Reinforcement

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What Reinforcement Means
Positive Reinforcement: When an Effect Makes Use More Likely
Negative Reinforcement: When Relief Strengthens Behaviour
Negative Reinforcement Is Not Punishment
Why Immediate Effects Can Outweigh Distant Consequences
Cues, Context and Reinforced Behaviour
Why Substance Use Can Continue After the Pleasure Fades
Reinforcement, Withdrawal and Craving
Reinforcement Does Not Remove Choice or Responsibility
Changing What Is Reinforced During Recovery
Advanced Depth: Reinforcement Learning, Prediction Error and Addiction

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