The phrase "addiction behavior" is not correct in standard English; it should be "addictive behavior." You can use it when discussing actions or habits that are compulsive and harmful, often associated with substance abuse or other dependencies.
Example: "His addictive behavior led him to neglect his responsibilities and relationships."
Alternatives: "compulsive behavior" or "dependency behavior."
Fundamentally, detoxification treatment aims to stop substance use behavior among the opioid addicts, while maintenance treatment aims to promote a healthier addiction behavior among the subjects by providing safer chemical substitutes.
Topiramate treatment of methamphetamine addicts significantly modulates the expression of genes involved in multiple biological processes underlying addiction behavior and other physiological functions.
By the time Dr. Edwards became a professor of addiction behavior at the institute, in 1979, he was a star in the emerging field of addiction medicine, having directed the institute's addiction research unit.
Drug addiction behavior that is established and maintained by psychostimulants has been shown to be associated with the expression of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) in the mesolimbic dopamine (DA) system.
There are studies suggesting an association between drug addiction behavior and MOH via prefrontal cortex involvement.
Our results further support the notion that MOH may be a part of the spectrum of drug addiction behavior.
Although the brain regions involved in regulating addiction processes have long been identified, the ways in which individual cell types govern addiction behaviors remain elusive.
This study introduces the Addiction Behaviors Checklist (ABC), which is a brief (20-item) instrument designed to track behaviors characteristic of addiction related to prescription opioid medications in chronic pain populations.
A number of laboratories at Yale apply neuroimaging to study addictive processes, such as drug withdrawal, tolerance, drug craving, self-control, impulsivity, cognitive regulation of addiction behaviors and relapse risk.
The anatomic complexity and heterogeneity of the VTA non-DA neuron may explain its diverse functions that are possibly involved in reward, psychomotor control and addiction behaviors [20] [23].
Insofar as addiction and addictive behaviors are concerned, the situation, I would argue, is very similar.
