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Page 167
The reported primary drug of abuse for the 114 subjects are as follows : Heroin ,
60 % ; Marijuana , 22 % ; Cocaine and / or Amphetamines , 7 % ; Alcohol , 5 % ;
Barbiturates , 3 % ; PCP , 2 % ; and Valium , 1 % . The sample was comprised of
...
The reported primary drug of abuse for the 114 subjects are as follows : Heroin ,
60 % ; Marijuana , 22 % ; Cocaine and / or Amphetamines , 7 % ; Alcohol , 5 % ;
Barbiturates , 3 % ; PCP , 2 % ; and Valium , 1 % . The sample was comprised of
...
Page 504
While more boys reported use of illegal drugs than girls , the differences were
less than 10 % at three of the four grade levels , and the proportion of girls who
had used illegal drugs rose from 14 % in the ninth grade to 30 % in the twelfth .
While more boys reported use of illegal drugs than girls , the differences were
less than 10 % at three of the four grade levels , and the proportion of girls who
had used illegal drugs rose from 14 % in the ninth grade to 30 % in the twelfth .
Page 506
The students in Sorosiak ' s 1972 study reported varying differences between
sexes depending on the grade level . Boys consistently reported higher use of
alcohol than girls but the difference only ranged from 1 % to 13 % . Of the juniors
in ...
The students in Sorosiak ' s 1972 study reported varying differences between
sexes depending on the grade level . Boys consistently reported higher use of
alcohol than girls but the difference only ranged from 1 % to 13 % . Of the juniors
in ...
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Contents
Treatment and Evaluation Issues 283 | 1 |
Drug Abuse Policy Regulatory and | 2 |
Director | 11 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | A Multicultural View of Drug Abuse: Proceedings of the National Drug Abuse Conference, 1977 |
| Editor | David Elvin Smith |
| Publisher | Schenkman Publishing Company, 1978 |
| ISBN | 0816121273, 9780816121274 |
| Length | 616 pages |
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