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diate gratification, such as stress reduc-tion, neglecting possible delayed nega-tive consequences. The Abstinence Violation Effect. A crit-ical difference exists between the first violation of the abstinence goal (i.e., an initial lapse) and a return to uncon-trolled drinking or abandonment of the abstinence goal (i.e., a full-blown relapse).
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