A Multicultural View of Drug Abuse: Proceedings of the National Drug Abuse Conference, 1977David Elvin Smith |
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Page 392
... parents of their own children or as husband with wife or fiancee , entered the Family Study with one or both of their own parents ( family of origin ) . They have been included in this paper because of their unique problems in relation ...
... parents of their own children or as husband with wife or fiancee , entered the Family Study with one or both of their own parents ( family of origin ) . They have been included in this paper because of their unique problems in relation ...
Page 394
... parent families were seen by the Family Unit during eighteen months from 10/74 to 4/76 . These included 55 children . The 22 families represent 7 with a single parent and 15 with both parents : 12 are white and 10 are black . At a one ...
... parent families were seen by the Family Unit during eighteen months from 10/74 to 4/76 . These included 55 children . The 22 families represent 7 with a single parent and 15 with both parents : 12 are white and 10 are black . At a one ...
Page 400
... Parents At this point 81 opiate addicted parents have been interviewed . Seventy - five percent of these parents are female , 63 % are black , and 73 % have been married , although only 35 % were married at the time of the interview ...
... Parents At this point 81 opiate addicted parents have been interviewed . Seventy - five percent of these parents are female , 63 % are black , and 73 % have been married , although only 35 % were married at the time of the interview ...
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Drug Abuse Policy Regulatory and | 2 |
Robert L DuPont M D | 11 |
from a State Perspective | 23 |
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