Craving

1 Used for
2 See for
3 Broader Terms
4 Related Terms
5 Scope Note
6 Facts

Used for

craver, drug craving, drug seeking behavior, food craving, nicotine craving

See for

desire, longing, pica, yearning

Broader Terms

behavior

Scope Note

intense desire to satisfy the inner need for something; for example drug, food, activity, etc; coordinate with desired subject.

Facts

Craving is an intense desire for some particular thing.
Despite the renewed interest in craving, researchers and clinicians have not yet developed a common definition of the phenomenon or identified its underlying causes because craving is primarily a subjective experience for each drinker.
A strong desire.
Craving to want something intensely.

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