2021
DOI: 10.1037/pha0000474
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Anhedonia in tobacco withdrawal among African-American smokers.

Abstract: Anhedonia—diminished interest and pleasure in response to rewards—may be a symptom of tobacco withdrawal that is understudied in priority populations. This experiment investigated the magnitude and correlates of various dimensions of anhedonia during tobacco withdrawal among African–American (AA) smokers—a population subject to health disparities. AA smokers (N = 607; ≥10 cigarettes/day, 37.8% female, M[SD] age = 50.0[10.6] years) completed self-report measures assessing expected pleasure from (i.e., consummat… Show more

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“…In an empirical study at the within-person level of analysis, Lewis et al (2021) use a daily diary study to investigate the proximal effects of sexual minority stress on alcohol involvement among sexual minority women, providing insights into how experiences of marginalization can unfold in day-to-day drinking experiences and may intersect with negative reinforcement mechanisms underlying substance use. Leveraging experimentally induced nicotine withdrawal, Liautaud et al (2021) show that symptoms of anhedonia may be a phenotypic feature of acute withdrawal among African–American smokers (which provides hypotheses for phenotypically personalized treatments) in a population subject to tobacco-related health disparities.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…In an empirical study at the within-person level of analysis, Lewis et al (2021) use a daily diary study to investigate the proximal effects of sexual minority stress on alcohol involvement among sexual minority women, providing insights into how experiences of marginalization can unfold in day-to-day drinking experiences and may intersect with negative reinforcement mechanisms underlying substance use. Leveraging experimentally induced nicotine withdrawal, Liautaud et al (2021) show that symptoms of anhedonia may be a phenotypic feature of acute withdrawal among African–American smokers (which provides hypotheses for phenotypically personalized treatments) in a population subject to tobacco-related health disparities.…”
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confidence: 98%