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Craving: tussen de biologie en psychologie van alcoholafhankelijkheid

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Alcoholcraving is het vaak sterke en soms overweldigende verlangen om te drinken. Dit fenomeen speelt een belangrijke rol bij de overgang van gecontroleerd drinken naar alcoholafhankelijkheid, de mechanismen die ten grondslag liggen aan terugval en de behandeling van verslaving. In dit artikel wordt een psychobiologisch etiologisch model gepresenteerd, waarbij voor drie verschillende vormen van craving de mogelijke biologische en psychologische wortels worden beschreven.

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Verheul, R. Craving: tussen de biologie en psychologie van alcoholafhankelijkheid. NEPR 4, 123–129 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03078980

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