Increasing evidence implicates circadian rhythms in alcohol use; however, the role
of circadian factors in alcohol craving has received scant attention. Prior research
suggests a daily rhythm in alcohol craving, but more research directly modeling this
rhythm is needed. Moreover, people with later circadian timing consume more alcohol,
but also have blunted rhythms in other reward related phenomena (i.e., positive affect).
Altogether, it remains unclear whether there is a daily rhythm in alcohol craving
and whether it varies by circadian timing.
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