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Addiction Research and Theory , Vol.22, n°1 - February 2014
Paru le :
01/02/2014
Année
2014
Page(s) :
1-89
Langue(s) :
Anglais
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CONTENTS:
- Constraint theory: A cognitive, motivational theory of dependence. Hammersley R., p. 1-14.
- Street addiction: A proposed theoretical model for understanding the draw of street life and gang activity. Bergen-Cico D.K., Haygood-El A., Jennings-Bey T.N., Lane S.D., p. 15-26.
- Health, risk, and pleasure: The formation of gendered discourses on women's alcohol consumption. Månsson E., Bogren A., p. 27-36.
- Assessment of heterogeneity of compulsive buyers based on affective antecedents of buying lapses. Jung J., Yi S., p. 37-48.
- Metaphors of smokeless tobacco addiction and cessation. Akers L., Gordon J.S., Reyna S., Severson H.H., p. 49-56.
- Drinking buddies: Who are they and when do they matter? Lau-Barraco C., Linden A.N., p. 57-67.
- Comparison between Dutch and Norwegian parents regarding their perceptions on parental measures to prevent substance use among adolescents. van der Sar R., Brouwers E., van de Goor I., Rise J., Garretsen H., p. 68-77.
- Predicting high-risk versus higher-risk substance use during late adolescence from early adolescent risk factors using latent class analysis. Lamont A., Woodlief D., Malone P., p. 78-89.
- Constraint theory: A cognitive, motivational theory of dependence. Hammersley R., p. 1-14.
- Street addiction: A proposed theoretical model for understanding the draw of street life and gang activity. Bergen-Cico D.K., Haygood-El A., Jennings-Bey T.N., Lane S.D., p. 15-26.
- Health, risk, and pleasure: The formation of gendered discourses on women's alcohol consumption. Månsson E., Bogren A., p. 27-36.
- Assessment of heterogeneity of compulsive buyers based on affective antecedents of buying lapses. Jung J., Yi S., p. 37-48.
- Metaphors of smokeless tobacco addiction and cessation. Akers L., Gordon J.S., Reyna S., Severson H.H., p. 49-56.
- Drinking buddies: Who are they and when do they matter? Lau-Barraco C., Linden A.N., p. 57-67.
- Comparison between Dutch and Norwegian parents regarding their perceptions on parental measures to prevent substance use among adolescents. van der Sar R., Brouwers E., van de Goor I., Rise J., Garretsen H., p. 68-77.
- Predicting high-risk versus higher-risk substance use during late adolescence from early adolescent risk factors using latent class analysis. Lamont A., Woodlief D., Malone P., p. 78-89.
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R. HAMMERSLEY
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2014
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.22, n°1, February 2014) Article : Périodique
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.22, n°1, February 2014) Article : Périodique
Aims: A new theory of substance dependence is presented that models dependence as the absence of cognitive constraints on substance use.
Methods: (1) Critical review of the predominant paradigm that assumes that substance dependence is a pathol[...]
D. K. BERGEN-CICO ;
A. HAYGOOD-EL ;
T. N. JENNINGS-BEY ;
S. D. LANE
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2014
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.22, n°1, February 2014) Article : Périodique
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.22, n°1, February 2014) Article : Périodique
Through qualitative analysis of interviews conducted with men who have histories of gang affiliation and street crime, this article posits understanding these behaviors through the framework of addictions. The participants in this study describe[...]
E. MANSSON ;
A. BOGREN
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2014
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.22, n°1, February 2014) Article : Périodique
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.22, n°1, February 2014) Article : Périodique
Based on a summary and discussion of our previous studies of media portrayals of gender and alcohol in relation to the general, societal discourses of risk and pleasure, we aim to develop the gender theoretical understanding of alcohol as a heal[...]