The dopamine D2 receptor mediates approach-avoidance tendencies in smokers.

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The dopamine D2 receptor mediates approach-avoidance tendencies in smokers.

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The dopamine D2 receptor mediates approach-avoidance tendencies in smokers.

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The dopamine D2 receptor mediates approach-avoidance tendencies in smokers.

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The dopamine D2 receptor mediates approach-avoidance tendencies in smokers.

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The dopamine D2 receptor mediates approach-avoidance tendencies in smokers.

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The dopamine D2 receptor mediates approach-avoidance tendencies in smokers.

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Armin Zlomuzica

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Kathryn J Lester

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Michael von Glischinski

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Mike Rinck

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Thalia C Eley

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10.1007/S00406-017-0793-Y

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Jürgen Margraf

Susanna Roberts

Alla Machulska

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2017-03-31T00:00:00Z

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