Cue-exposure therapy is often ineffective as it is rarely conducted in the same context in which the original drug addiction was acquired.

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Cue-exposure therapy relies on the individual being exposed to cues associated with drug use in order to decrease cravings and ultimately reduce the risk of relapse. However, if this therapy is conducted in a context vastly different from the original drug use environment, the effectiveness may be limited.

Cue-Exposure Therapy Is Often Ineffective as It Is Rarely Conducted