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A total of nine adult `crack' cocaine users completed a protocol investigating changes in behavior on days following the self-administration of smoked cocaine. During self-administration sessions, participants could take up to six doses of smoked cocaine (50 mg; 25 mg for two participants). Both 2 and 3 day conditions were tested. During the 2 day condition, a cocaine self-administration session occurred...