Recovery involves replacing drinking with more adaptive behavior. Once the more adaptive behaviorbecomes habitual, recovery is more resistant to relapse produced by stimuli previously occasioningdrinking. However, until this transition occurs, the new adaptive behavior is easily displaced. Thistransition requires cognitive flexibility in order to attend to the stimuli and contingencies associatedwith the new behavior. Unfortunately, heavy drinking reduces cognitive flexibility, especially infemales.
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