The Cambridge Handbook of Substance and Behavioral Addictions (Hardcover)

List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; Part I. Concepts of Addiction: 1. Appetitive needs and addiction; 2. Behavioral economics and addictive disorders; 3. Sensitization of incentive salience and the transition to addiction; 4. Philosophical issues in the addictions; Part II. Clinical and research methods in the addictions: 5. Human neurobiological approaches to hedonically motivated behaviors; 6. Human laboratory paradigms in addictions research; 7. Behavioral economic considerations of novel addictions and non-addictive behavior: research and analytic methods; 8. Substance and behavioral addictions assessment instruments; 9. Qualitative approaches to the study of substance and behavioral addictions; Part III. Levels of analysis and etiology: 10. Neurobiology of substance addictions; 11. Neurobiological foundations of behavioral addictions; 12. Multiple memory systems, addiction, and health habits: new routes for translational science; 13. The role of culture in addiction; 14. The physical and social environments as determinants of health: implications for substance and behavioral addictions; Part IV. Prevention and treatment: 15. Adolescent drug misuse prevention: challenges in school-based programming; 16. Treatment of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug (ATOD) misuse; 17. Prevention and treatment of 'food addiction'; 18. The prevention and treatment of gambling disorders: some art, some science; 19. Prevention and treatment of sex addiction; 20. Passionate love addiction: an evolutionary survival mechanism that can go terribly wrong; 21. Prevention and treatment of compulsive buying disorder; 22. Prevention and treatment of work addiction; 23. Gaming disorder and its treatment; Part V. Ongoing and future research directions: 24. Precision behavioral management (PBM): a novel genetically guided therapy to combat reward deficiency syndrome (RDS) relevant to the opiate crisis; 25. Novel psychoactive substances: a new challenge for prevention and treatment; 26. Impaired physicians; 27. Feedback models for gambling control: the use and efficacy of online responsible gambling tools; 28. Food versus eating addictions; 29. Measurement, prevention and treatment of exercise addiction; 30. Tanning as an addiction: the state of the research and implications for intervention; 31. Considering the overlap and non-overlap of compulsivity, impulsivity, and addiction; 32. Anhedonia in addictive behaviors; 33. Mindfulness-based interventions applied to addiction treatments; 34. American legal issues in addiction treatment and research; Index.