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Bulletin de Périodique
Addiction Research and Theory , Vol.21, n°6 - December 2013
Paru le :
01/12/2013
Année
2013
Page(s) :
445-525
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Understanding addiction: Donald Davidson and the problem of akrasia. Heather N., Segal G., p. 445-452.
- I think I'm an addict, therefore I am…er… [Commentary]. Davies J.B., p. 453-454.
- "A plague on both your houses": A reply to John Davies (and to some of his opponents) [Response to commentary]. Heather N., Segal G., p. 455-456.
- Drinking context and problematic alcohol consumption in young Swedish women. Andersson C., Sundh V., Waern M., Jakobsson A., Lissner L., Spak F., p. 457-468.
- Legitimacy through scaremongering: The discursive role of alcohol in online discussions of cannabis use and policy. Månsson J., Ekendahl M., p. 469-478.
- Treatment-seeking for alcohol problems: The influence of mirroring events and windows of opportunity. Roper L., McGuire J., Salmon P., Booth P.G., p. 479-488.
- Emotion-based impulsivity, smoking expectancies, and nicotine dependence in college students. Spillane N.S., Combs J., Kahler C., Smith G.T., p. 489-495.
- Junk: Overeating and obesity and the neuroscience of addiction. Fraser S., p. 496-506.
- Examining a curvilinear model of readiness to change and alcohol consumption. Cadigan J.M., Martens M.P., Arterberry B.J., Smith A.E., Murphy J.G., p. 507-515.
- Perceived public stigma and stigmatization in explaining lifetime illicit drug use among emerging adults. Palamar J.J., Halkitis P.N., Kiang M.V., p. 516-525.
- Understanding addiction: Donald Davidson and the problem of akrasia. Heather N., Segal G., p. 445-452.
- I think I'm an addict, therefore I am…er… [Commentary]. Davies J.B., p. 453-454.
- "A plague on both your houses": A reply to John Davies (and to some of his opponents) [Response to commentary]. Heather N., Segal G., p. 455-456.
- Drinking context and problematic alcohol consumption in young Swedish women. Andersson C., Sundh V., Waern M., Jakobsson A., Lissner L., Spak F., p. 457-468.
- Legitimacy through scaremongering: The discursive role of alcohol in online discussions of cannabis use and policy. Månsson J., Ekendahl M., p. 469-478.
- Treatment-seeking for alcohol problems: The influence of mirroring events and windows of opportunity. Roper L., McGuire J., Salmon P., Booth P.G., p. 479-488.
- Emotion-based impulsivity, smoking expectancies, and nicotine dependence in college students. Spillane N.S., Combs J., Kahler C., Smith G.T., p. 489-495.
- Junk: Overeating and obesity and the neuroscience of addiction. Fraser S., p. 496-506.
- Examining a curvilinear model of readiness to change and alcohol consumption. Cadigan J.M., Martens M.P., Arterberry B.J., Smith A.E., Murphy J.G., p. 507-515.
- Perceived public stigma and stigmatization in explaining lifetime illicit drug use among emerging adults. Palamar J.J., Halkitis P.N., Kiang M.V., p. 516-525.
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N. HEATHER ;
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