The Psychological Shield: Role of Optimism and Psychological Well-Being in Relapse of Drug Addiction
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Optimism, Psychological Well-Being, Relapse, Drug Addiction.Abstract
Background: Relapse remains a major challenge in addiction recovery. The psychological factors playing a crucial role in preventing recurrence. Objectives: This study aimed to examine the effects of PWB and optimism on relapse. The research hypothesized that higher levels of PWB and optimism would reduce the likelihood of relapse.
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