A Multicultural View of Drug Abuse: Proceedings of the National Drug Abuse Conference, 1977David Elvin Smith |
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... veterans as possible , we selected them from Selective Service records in such a way that they matched the veterans with respect to the region of the country in which they lived , city size , education at the time the veteran was ...
... veterans as possible , we selected them from Selective Service records in such a way that they matched the veterans with respect to the region of the country in which they lived , city size , education at the time the veteran was ...
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... VETERANS AND NONVETERANS IN USE OF ANY ILLICIT DRUGS A. Width of Categories Proportional to Frequency 100 80 60H Non - Veterans Higher Veterans Higher Any Use Vets Non - Vets 58 % 43 % PERCENT 40 888 Veterans greater than Non - Veterans ...
... VETERANS AND NONVETERANS IN USE OF ANY ILLICIT DRUGS A. Width of Categories Proportional to Frequency 100 80 60H Non - Veterans Higher Veterans Higher Any Use Vets Non - Vets 58 % 43 % PERCENT 40 888 Veterans greater than Non - Veterans ...
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... veterans . The lower graph , where both are distributed like the veterans , shows the effect . This procedure considerably reduces the excess of white space over dotted space . The difference in the proportions of the two groups who ...
... veterans . The lower graph , where both are distributed like the veterans , shows the effect . This procedure considerably reduces the excess of white space over dotted space . The difference in the proportions of the two groups who ...
Contents
Drug Abuse Policy Regulatory and | 2 |
Robert L DuPont M D | 11 |
from a State Perspective | 23 |
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