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Journal of Drug Issues , Vol.51, n°4 - October 2021
Paru le :
01/10/2021
Année
2021
Page(s) :
611-721
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Police perceptions of police-involved overdose outreach program effectiveness. Becker L.T., p. 611-627.
- Loss or theft of controlled substances declared to Health Canada from 2014 to 2018: A retrospective study. Dubé P.-A., Morissette T., Tessier M., Parent M., Tremblay P.-Y., p. 628-647.
- Assessing the relationships between COVID-19 stay-at-home orders and opioid overdoses in the state of Pennsylvania. King B., Patel R., Rishworth A., p. 648-660.
- Modeling the system of beliefs that affect driving under the influence of cannabis and alcohol in Washington State. Scott B.G., Ward N., Otto J., p. 661-678.
- Cannabis use among mental health professionals: A qualitative study of cannabis-related risk perceptions. Ghelani A., p. 679-689.
- "He was drugged up on something..." Portrayals of drugs and violence on Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) as system justification. Sohoni T., Snell J., Harden E., p. 690-710.
- The significance of school-based programs, school-based activities, and community-based activities against marijuana use among adolescents. Nguyen N.N., p. 711-721.
- Police perceptions of police-involved overdose outreach program effectiveness. Becker L.T., p. 611-627.
- Loss or theft of controlled substances declared to Health Canada from 2014 to 2018: A retrospective study. Dubé P.-A., Morissette T., Tessier M., Parent M., Tremblay P.-Y., p. 628-647.
- Assessing the relationships between COVID-19 stay-at-home orders and opioid overdoses in the state of Pennsylvania. King B., Patel R., Rishworth A., p. 648-660.
- Modeling the system of beliefs that affect driving under the influence of cannabis and alcohol in Washington State. Scott B.G., Ward N., Otto J., p. 661-678.
- Cannabis use among mental health professionals: A qualitative study of cannabis-related risk perceptions. Ghelani A., p. 679-689.
- "He was drugged up on something..." Portrayals of drugs and violence on Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) as system justification. Sohoni T., Snell J., Harden E., p. 690-710.
- The significance of school-based programs, school-based activities, and community-based activities against marijuana use among adolescents. Nguyen N.N., p. 711-721.
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Background: Perceptions of cannabis-related risk are changing, and many are viewing cannabis as harmless despite the biopsychosocial risks. Perceptions of risk have an impact on behavior as individuals who are less likely to view cannabis as ris[...]
T. SOHONI ;
J. SNELL ;
E. HARDEN
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Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.51, n°4, October 2021) Article : Périodique
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