Theories on Drug Abuse: Selected Contemporary PerspectivesDepartment of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration, 1980 - Drug abuse - 488 pages |
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... laws , enforcement , etc. ) and that reductions in proneness ( reorganizing society ? ) will be much more difficult . WEAKNESSES OF THE THEORY The major weaknesses of the theory appear to be the following : 1. The theory is essentially ...
... laws , enforcement , etc. ) and that reductions in proneness ( reorganizing society ? ) will be much more difficult . WEAKNESSES OF THE THEORY The major weaknesses of the theory appear to be the following : 1. The theory is essentially ...
Page 59
... drug abuse presented here concentrates on psychological factors in chronic drug abusers . It is personalistic in that it deals with individuals in all their complexity and uniquenesses . The ideas it contains are not " laws of behavior ...
... drug abuse presented here concentrates on psychological factors in chronic drug abusers . It is personalistic in that it deals with individuals in all their complexity and uniquenesses . The ideas it contains are not " laws of behavior ...
Page 100
... laws , reinforcements or punishments , rituals , trends , fads , prevailing mores , and modal behavior patterns within the society . Within the domain of product availability we would include dimensions of cost and accessibility . While ...
... laws , reinforcements or punishments , rituals , trends , fads , prevailing mores , and modal behavior patterns within the society . Within the domain of product availability we would include dimensions of cost and accessibility . While ...
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... drug should be used . They include both the informal ( and often unspoken ) values and rules of conduct shared by a group and the formal laws and policies regulating drug use ( Zinberg et al . 1977 ; Maloff et al . 1979 ) . For example ...
... drug should be used . They include both the informal ( and often unspoken ) values and rules of conduct shared by a group and the formal laws and policies regulating drug use ( Zinberg et al . 1977 ; Maloff et al . 1979 ) . For example ...
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... laws of learning theories . In my opinion , this shows very clearly that nicotinism represents a drug dependence and also that dependence is not a symptom , but a condition of its own . Smoking the first cigarette is a result ( symptom ) ...
... laws of learning theories . In my opinion , this shows very clearly that nicotinism represents a drug dependence and also that dependence is not a symptom , but a condition of its own . Smoking the first cigarette is a result ( symptom ) ...
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