Relating individual differences in nicotine dependence severity to underpinning motivational and pharmacological processes among smokers from vulnerable populations.
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Derek D. Reed | R. Tyndale | J. Bunn | J. Hughes | S. Higgins | S. Heil | M. Desarno | A. Villanti | D. Gaalema | Joanna M Streck | Danielle R. Davis | J. Tidey | Andrea C. Villanti | T. Nighbor | S. Sigmon | S. Adise | Dustin C Lee | Catherine Markesich | R. Harfmann | Riley Nesheim-Case | Joanna M. Streck | S. Adise
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