Stimulus-response strategy

The stimulus-response strategy for the in vivo diagnosis of intracellular reactions uses experimental observations of intracellular metabolites imder transient conditions. For this purpose, a continuous culture (or fed batch process at con-... 

In addition, stimulus-control and cue-exposure techniques (see Chapter 5) can be used effectively as relapse prevention strategies. Stimulus control means that the client learns how to control her or his level of exposure, and under what conditions, to a particular cue that had been associated with drug use. Cue exposure, as you may remember, uses exposure and response-prevention strategies in session to reduce the power of a drug-use cue to trigger cravings or urges to use. 

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