Ecological momentary assessment in the investigation of craving and substance use in daily life: A systematic review
Highlights • Craving assessed by ecological momentary assessment (EMA) is highly correlated with substance use. • The craving/substance use correlation is seen in both pre- and post-quit periods. • Diverse within- and between-subject variables influence craving reports. • The majority of EMA studies...
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| description | Highlights • Craving assessed by ecological momentary assessment (EMA) is highly correlated with substance use. • The craving/substance use correlation is seen in both pre- and post-quit periods. • Diverse within- and between-subject variables influence craving reports. • The majority of EMA studies concern tobacco, and very few address illegal drugs. |
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