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Researchers at the University of Cambridge identified individual differences in coping strategies and how these relate to compulsive alcohol consumption.
The researchers used a procedure called schedule-induced polydipsia (SIP) to study excessive drinking behavior in rats.
They identified rats that used water as a coping mechanism (water copers) and those that only developed a coping response when alcohol was available.
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