According to the incentive-salience model,the process of stimuli associated with drug use commanding attention and eliciting a motivational state to use a drug is called:

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The incentive-salience model proposes that drug cues become associated with the motivation to use the drug, resulting in a heightened attentional focus on those cues and an increased desire or "wanting" to use the drug. This process is referred to as "wanting" and is different from "liking" or experiencing pleasure from the drug. Therefore, option A, wanting, is the correct answer.

According to the Incentive-Salience Model,the Process of Stimuli Associated with Drug