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The effect of framing incentives as either losses or gains with contingency management for smoking cessation

Romanowich et al., 2013

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Romanowich P
Lamb R
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Addictive behaviors

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Cumulative prospect theory predicts that losses motivate behavior more than equal gains. Contingency management procedures effectively reduce drug use by placing incentives in direct competition with the drug taking behavior. Therefore, framing incentives as losses …
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