| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Behaviors such as compulsive gambling and habitual substance abuse, for example, have been conceptualized as repeated choices between the relatively punctuated and proximal consequences of engaging in the behavior (i.e., intoxication or winning a jackpot) and the relatively diffuse and distal consequences of abstaining from the problem behavior (i.e., a healthier lifestyle or fiscal security).
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