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conditioned place preference
conditioned place preference Conditioned place preference is a Pavlovian learning effect in which a place becomes linked with a drug’s rewarding effects, so the subject shows preference for that environment.
Conditioned place preference is a Pavlovian learning effect in which a place becomes linked with a drug’s rewarding effects, so the subject shows preference for that environment. In addiction research, it is used to reflect how drug-associated contexts can become cues that help sustain drug seeking, craving, or relapse.