The Comparison of Risky Decision Making in Opium Abuser and Healthy Matched Individuals
Objective: Risky decision making is one of the most basic mechanisms of impulsive and addictive behaviors. The purpose of present study was the comparison of risky decision making in opium abuser and healthy matched individuals. Method: In present cross sectional study, 50 opium abusers compared to...
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Main Authors: | Vahid Nejati (Author), Esmaeel Shiri (Author), Fahimeh Doostmohammadi (Author), Bahareh Barzegar (Author), Zahra Mohammadifard (Author) |
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Drug Control Headquarters, Research and Education Office,
2013-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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