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Abstinence Violation Effect
The abstinence violation effect is a cognitive phenomenon that occurs when a person attempting to maintain abstinence from a substance or behavior violates that abstinence, leading to feelings of failure and potentially increased substance use or problematic behavior.
Physiological Urge
A physiological urge is a strong natural impulse or desire that arises from the body's physical needs or responses, such as hunger, thirst, or the need for sleep.
Addictive Behavior
Actions characterized by an intense desire to repeatedly engage in activities or consume substances despite potential harm.
Major Violations
Serious breaches of rules or laws, which often result in significant penalties or consequences.
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