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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... involved in preaddiction delinquency is generally lower than that of nonaddict narcotic users who are members of delinquent gangs in urban slum areas ( Ausubel 1958a , b ; Research Center for Human Rela- tions 1957a ) . In any case ...
... involved in preaddiction delinquency is generally lower than that of nonaddict narcotic users who are members of delinquent gangs in urban slum areas ( Ausubel 1958a , b ; Research Center for Human Rela- tions 1957a ) . In any case ...
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... involved : production of euphoria and reduction of dysphoria . This peak - valley effect may explain loss of control . The height of the peak and the depth of the valley may be genetically controlled . For reasons described above ...
... involved : production of euphoria and reduction of dysphoria . This peak - valley effect may explain loss of control . The height of the peak and the depth of the valley may be genetically controlled . For reasons described above ...
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... involved than legality and commercial availability . Prices , ages of buyers , prevailing attitudes toward the substance , and a multitude of other factors will influence use . Interactive Models of Nonmedical Drug Use Richard L ...
... involved than legality and commercial availability . Prices , ages of buyers , prevailing attitudes toward the substance , and a multitude of other factors will influence use . Interactive Models of Nonmedical Drug Use Richard L ...
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... involved in drug abuse regardless of peer pressure or the availability of the drug , for example , but with the nonsocialized person engaging in use as a function of situational aspects of availability , peer pressure , and so forth ...
... involved in drug abuse regardless of peer pressure or the availability of the drug , for example , but with the nonsocialized person engaging in use as a function of situational aspects of availability , peer pressure , and so forth ...
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... involved may be identified ( Khantzian et al . 1974 ) . Nevertheless , I have become convinced , as has Wurmser ( 1974 ) , that becoming and remaining addicted to drugs is in most instances associated with severe and significant ...
... involved may be identified ( Khantzian et al . 1974 ) . Nevertheless , I have become convinced , as has Wurmser ( 1974 ) , that becoming and remaining addicted to drugs is in most instances associated with severe and significant ...
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