The phrase "addiction subjects" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing individuals or groups affected by addiction, but it is not a commonly recognized term.
Example: "The study focused on addiction subjects to understand their experiences and challenges."
Alternatives: "individuals with addiction" or "people struggling with addiction."
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In this study, we designed a continuous wins-and-losses task to monitor the mental activities during decision-making and their effects on subsequent decisions in Internet addiction disorder (IAD) subjects.
The diagnosis of addiction in human subjects is a clinical diagnosis.
This discrepancy may have resulted from the small sample size, the severity of our subjects' addiction, or the data-analysis methods.
I introduce the notion of addiction as a subject of philosophical inquiry here for a reason.
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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.
