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Addictive behaviours section: "negative feedback"
editIn the last sentence of the section on addictive behaviours, it is stated that certain individuals struggle to learn from negative feedback. It is unclear to me whether this is referring to negative appraisals (i.e. negative verbal feedback) or negative reinforcement (i.e. removal of a stimulus, whether that stimulus is pleasant or noxious) and as the sentence has no corresponding citation, I am unable to verify this in the source. Clarification would be appreciated. Furthermore, the article which "negative feedback" currently links to is the one on negative feedback loops, which is presumably an oversight. Anditres (talk) 22:09, 26 September 2022 (UTC)