Delay discounting and the use of mindful attention versus distraction in the treatment of drug addiction: a conceptual review.
Journal of the experimental analysis of behavior December 25, 2014 Melinda L Ashe, Michelle G Newman, Stephen J Wilson
In recent decades, researchers have integrated measurements of delay discounting, how the subjective valuation of a reward changes as a function of time, into their study of addiction. Research has begun to explore the idea that delay discounting may serve as both a marker for the effectiveness of existing treatments for addiction and a potential target for novel intervention strategies. As...
DOI: 10.1002/jeab.122 (opens in new tab)
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Mindfulness
Humans
Substance-related disorders
Attention
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