Sentence examples for experienced craving from inspiring English sources
Among adolescent smokers, craving is by far the most reported dependence symptom; moreover, compared to other withdrawal symptoms, experienced craving forms the single most important barrier to both the attempt to quit and successful cessation of smoking [ 5, 6].
A study at Drexel University found that people experienced craving and pleasure when eating chocolate similar to the feeling people get when they take drugs.
Adolescents who started smoking after T1 were given the lowest mean scale scores for the time points in which they were not smoking yet, indicating no experienced craving (total mean craving score = 1).
And we experience craving ubiquitously: when we fall in love, watch our favourite team get the ball, smell someone's barbecue, or pray to our preferred deity.
These results suggest that smokers do spontaneously experience craving, independent of an explicit assessment of craving and that think-aloud methods may provide a novel assessment of craving that may be relatively more sensitive than self-report methods under some circumstances.
Everyone experiences craving, be it for food, drinks, sweets, etc. and craving once in a while is considered to be pretty much normal.
A case study (Fahrion et al. 1992) further described neurofeedback treatment in an 18-month-abstinent alcoholic who was experiencing craving and a fear of relapse.
The cue reactivity model of binge eating predicts that CPRs are experienced as craving for food, thereby increasing food intake and playing a role in abnormal eating behaviour.
For a long time, I believed that if I was triggered, or experienced a craving for drugs, I had to act on it.
These tensions grew with the boom in global tourism, as cities around the world sought to give travelers the "authentic" experience they craved, but in a safe, tidy and germ-free environment.
Sometimes, you might even convince yourself that you're experiencing hunger, when you're really experiencing a trigger-induced craving.
