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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... Factors in Juvenile Drug Use Disruptive Environ- 76 ment Theory 314 337 358 380 Sandra B. Coleman , Ph.D. Addict / Family Transactions : A Theory for Understanding Heroin Abuse Incomplete 83 Mourning Theory 315 337 358 381 402 Harris E ...
... Factors in Juvenile Drug Use Disruptive Environ- 76 ment Theory 314 337 358 380 Sandra B. Coleman , Ph.D. Addict / Family Transactions : A Theory for Understanding Heroin Abuse Incomplete 83 Mourning Theory 315 337 358 381 402 Harris E ...
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... Factors in Drug Dependence Cyclical Process 164 Theory 333 355 Abraham Wikler , M.D. A Theory of Opioid Dependence Conditioning 174 Theory 333 355 } 400 417 Coleman Opiates Alcohol , drugs -- general All Both General xxvi THE IOWA ...
... Factors in Drug Dependence Cyclical Process 164 Theory 333 355 Abraham Wikler , M.D. A Theory of Opioid Dependence Conditioning 174 Theory 333 355 } 400 417 Coleman Opiates Alcohol , drugs -- general All Both General xxvi THE IOWA ...
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... factors and more immediate precipitating factors . The most important precipitating factor in narcotic addiction is degree of access to narcotic drugs . This factor , for example , explains in part why narcotic addiction rates are ...
... factors and more immediate precipitating factors . The most important precipitating factor in narcotic addiction is degree of access to narcotic drugs . This factor , for example , explains in part why narcotic addiction rates are ...
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... factor in alcoholism is the evidence that alcoholism strongly runs in families ( Cotton 1979 ) . This , combined with ... factors . Indisputably , there is a wide range of innate variations in response to alcohol . This is true in humans ...
... factor in alcoholism is the evidence that alcoholism strongly runs in families ( Cotton 1979 ) . This , combined with ... factors . Indisputably , there is a wide range of innate variations in response to alcohol . This is true in humans ...
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... factors . However , three studies have now shown that small amounts of alcohol cause a cutaneous flush and unpleasant reactions in about three - quarters of Orientals ( Wolff 1973 ; Ewing et al . 1974 ; Seto et al . 1978 ) , indicating ...
... factors . However , three studies have now shown that small amounts of alcohol cause a cutaneous flush and unpleasant reactions in about three - quarters of Orientals ( Wolff 1973 ; Ewing et al . 1974 ; Seto et al . 1978 ) , indicating ...
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