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Bulletin de Périodique
Addiction Research and Theory , Vol.22, n°6 - December 2014
Paru le :
01/12/2014
Année
2014
Page(s) :
451-540
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Methamphetamine 'facts': The production of a 'destructive' drug in Australian scientific texts. Thomson N., Moore D., p. 451-462.
- Correlates of heroin and methamphetamine use among homeless male ex-jail and prison offenders. Nyamathi A.M., E. Salem B., Farabee D., Hall E., Zhang S., Marfisee M., et al., p. 463-473.
- Where you live matters: The roles of living arrangement and self-esteem on college students' hazardous drinking behaviors. Roemer A., Walsh Z., p. 474-480.
- Gender and social pressure to change drinking behavior: Results from the National Alcohol Surveys from 1984 to 2010. Polcin D.L., Korcha R., Kerr W., Bond J., Greenfield T., p. 481-489.
- Acquired preparedness model and impulsivity moderated expectancies: Examining predictors of marijuana use. Bolles J.R., Earleywine M., Gordis E., p. 490-497.
- Helping the children of substance-abusing parents in the context of outpatient substance abuse treatment. Itapuisto M.S., p. 498-504.
- Altering dynamic pathways to reduce substance use among youth: Changes achieved by dynamic coupling. Coman E.N., Lin C.A., Suggs S.L., Iordache E., McArdle J.J., Barbour R., p. 505-514.
- Predictive and convergent validity of the ASAM criteria software in Norway. Stallvik M., Gastfriend D.R., p. 515-523.
- Toward a typology of drinking occasions: Latent classes of an autumn week's drinking occasions. Mustonen H., Mäkelä P., Lintonen T., p. 524-534.
- Binge drug use among street-involved youth in a Canadian setting. Nolan S., DeBeck K., Nguyen P., Kerr T., Wood E., p. 535-540.
- Methamphetamine 'facts': The production of a 'destructive' drug in Australian scientific texts. Thomson N., Moore D., p. 451-462.
- Correlates of heroin and methamphetamine use among homeless male ex-jail and prison offenders. Nyamathi A.M., E. Salem B., Farabee D., Hall E., Zhang S., Marfisee M., et al., p. 463-473.
- Where you live matters: The roles of living arrangement and self-esteem on college students' hazardous drinking behaviors. Roemer A., Walsh Z., p. 474-480.
- Gender and social pressure to change drinking behavior: Results from the National Alcohol Surveys from 1984 to 2010. Polcin D.L., Korcha R., Kerr W., Bond J., Greenfield T., p. 481-489.
- Acquired preparedness model and impulsivity moderated expectancies: Examining predictors of marijuana use. Bolles J.R., Earleywine M., Gordis E., p. 490-497.
- Helping the children of substance-abusing parents in the context of outpatient substance abuse treatment. Itapuisto M.S., p. 498-504.
- Altering dynamic pathways to reduce substance use among youth: Changes achieved by dynamic coupling. Coman E.N., Lin C.A., Suggs S.L., Iordache E., McArdle J.J., Barbour R., p. 505-514.
- Predictive and convergent validity of the ASAM criteria software in Norway. Stallvik M., Gastfriend D.R., p. 515-523.
- Toward a typology of drinking occasions: Latent classes of an autumn week's drinking occasions. Mustonen H., Mäkelä P., Lintonen T., p. 524-534.
- Binge drug use among street-involved youth in a Canadian setting. Nolan S., DeBeck K., Nguyen P., Kerr T., Wood E., p. 535-540.
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N. THOMSON ;
D. MOORE
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2014
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.22, n°6, December 2014) Article : Périodique
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.22, n°6, December 2014) Article : Périodique
In this article, we analyse the ways in which methamphetamine, its use, and those who consume it are discursively produced in Australian scientific research, drawing on theoretical concepts from the field of science and technology studies. Our i[...]
S. NOLAN ;
K. DEBECK ;
P. NGUYEN ;
T. KERR ;
E. WOOD
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2014
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.22, n°6, December 2014) Article : Périodique
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.22, n°6, December 2014) Article : Périodique
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