Age differences in the behavioural economics of cannabis use: Do adolescents and adults differ on demand for cannabis and discounting of future reward?

Age differences in the behavioural economics of cannabis use: Do adolescents and adults differ on demand for cannabis and discounting of future reward?

Background: Adolescence is a period of psychological and neural development in which harms associated with cannabis use may be heightened. We hypothesised that adolescent who use cannabis (adolescentsWUC) would have steeper delay discounting (preference for immediate over future rewards) and greater...

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Main Authors: Aston, E.R (Author), Bloomfield, M.A.P (Author), Borissova, A. (Author), Curran, H.V (Author), Freeman, T.P (Author), Lawn, W. (Author), Lees, R. (Author), Mertzani, E. (Author), Mokrysz, C. (Author), Paksina, A. (Author), Petrilli, K. (Author), Soni, S. (Author), Wall, M.B (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ireland Ltd 2022
Subjects:
Adolescent
Cannabis
Delay discounting
Marijuana purchase task
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