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Bulletin de Périodique
Journal of Drug Issues , Vol.50, n°4 - October 2020
Paru le :
01/10/2020
Année
2020
Page(s) :
359-612
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Motives for alcohol and marijuana use as predictors of use and problem use among young adult college students. Patterson A., Vu M., Haardörfer R., Windle M., Berg C.J., p. 359-377.
- Do Russian police fabricate drug offenses? Evidence from seized heroin’s weight distribution. Knorre A., p. 378-391.
- The spillover effect of recreational marijuana legalization on crime: Evidence from neighboring states of Colorado and Washington State. Wu G., Boateng F.D., Lang X., p. 392-409.
- Self-perceptions and benefit finding among adolescents with substance use disorders and their caregivers: A qualitative analysis guided by Social Identity Theory of Cessation Maintenance. Brousseau N.M., Earnshaw V.A., Menino D., Bogart L.M., Carrano J., Kelly J.F., et al., p. 410-423.
- Psychosocial determinants to prenatal marijuana use among a national sample of pregnant females: 2015-2018. King K.A., Vidourek R.A., Yockey R.A., p. 424-435.
- Examining recovery program participants by gender: Program completion, relapse, and multidimensional status 12 months after program entry. Logan T., Cole J., Walker R., p. 436-454.
- Police officers' views of naloxone and drug treatment: Does greater overdose response lead to more negativity? Murphy J., Russell B., p. 455-471.
- Peers, perceptions, and e-cigarettes: A social learning approach to explaining e-cigarette use among youth. Rocheleau G.C., Vito A.G., Intravia J., p. 472-489.
- Decriminalized, not legalized: A pilot study of south african university students’ views on the use, impact, legalization and decriminalization of marijuana. Mametja M., Ross E., p. 490-506.
- Community perceptions of harm reduction and its implications for syringe exchange policy. Sharp A., Barnett J.T., Vroom E.B., p. 507-523.
- Characterizing symptoms of cannabis use disorder in a sample of college students. Pellegrino A.J., Duck K.D., Kriescher D.P.J., Shrake M.E., Phillips M.M., Lalonde T.L., et al., p. 524-537.
- Self-perception and relative increases in substance use problems in early adulthood. Yan F., Costello M., Allen J., p. 538-549.
- Motivations for diverted buprenorphine use in a multisite qualitative study. Kavanaugh P.R., McLean K., p. 550-565.
- Is medical marijuana legalization associated with prescription drug misuse, illicit drug use, or combination of both among adults in the United States? Lee Y.-H., Chang Y.-C., Liu C.-T., Arndt S., p. 566-578.
- Economic effects of adolescent to adult patterns of cannabis use: Full-time employment and employment stability. Bears Augustyn M., Loughran T., Larroulet P., Henry K.L., p. 579-603.
- Optimizing the distribution of pharmacy-dispensed naloxone using spatial mapping techniques in rural areas. Banerjee S., p. 604-612.
- Motives for alcohol and marijuana use as predictors of use and problem use among young adult college students. Patterson A., Vu M., Haardörfer R., Windle M., Berg C.J., p. 359-377.
- Do Russian police fabricate drug offenses? Evidence from seized heroin’s weight distribution. Knorre A., p. 378-391.
- The spillover effect of recreational marijuana legalization on crime: Evidence from neighboring states of Colorado and Washington State. Wu G., Boateng F.D., Lang X., p. 392-409.
- Self-perceptions and benefit finding among adolescents with substance use disorders and their caregivers: A qualitative analysis guided by Social Identity Theory of Cessation Maintenance. Brousseau N.M., Earnshaw V.A., Menino D., Bogart L.M., Carrano J., Kelly J.F., et al., p. 410-423.
- Psychosocial determinants to prenatal marijuana use among a national sample of pregnant females: 2015-2018. King K.A., Vidourek R.A., Yockey R.A., p. 424-435.
- Examining recovery program participants by gender: Program completion, relapse, and multidimensional status 12 months after program entry. Logan T., Cole J., Walker R., p. 436-454.
- Police officers' views of naloxone and drug treatment: Does greater overdose response lead to more negativity? Murphy J., Russell B., p. 455-471.
- Peers, perceptions, and e-cigarettes: A social learning approach to explaining e-cigarette use among youth. Rocheleau G.C., Vito A.G., Intravia J., p. 472-489.
- Decriminalized, not legalized: A pilot study of south african university students’ views on the use, impact, legalization and decriminalization of marijuana. Mametja M., Ross E., p. 490-506.
- Community perceptions of harm reduction and its implications for syringe exchange policy. Sharp A., Barnett J.T., Vroom E.B., p. 507-523.
- Characterizing symptoms of cannabis use disorder in a sample of college students. Pellegrino A.J., Duck K.D., Kriescher D.P.J., Shrake M.E., Phillips M.M., Lalonde T.L., et al., p. 524-537.
- Self-perception and relative increases in substance use problems in early adulthood. Yan F., Costello M., Allen J., p. 538-549.
- Motivations for diverted buprenorphine use in a multisite qualitative study. Kavanaugh P.R., McLean K., p. 550-565.
- Is medical marijuana legalization associated with prescription drug misuse, illicit drug use, or combination of both among adults in the United States? Lee Y.-H., Chang Y.-C., Liu C.-T., Arndt S., p. 566-578.
- Economic effects of adolescent to adult patterns of cannabis use: Full-time employment and employment stability. Bears Augustyn M., Loughran T., Larroulet P., Henry K.L., p. 579-603.
- Optimizing the distribution of pharmacy-dispensed naloxone using spatial mapping techniques in rural areas. Banerjee S., p. 604-612.
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G. WU ;
F. D. BOATENG ;
X. LANG
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Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.50, n°4, October 2020) Article : Périodique
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G. C. ROCHELEAU ;
A. G. VITO ;
J. INTRAVIA
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2020
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.50, n°4, October 2020) Article : Périodique
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.50, n°4, October 2020) Article : Périodique
This study uses social learning theory to examine whether differential associations with e-cigarette-using peers is related to personal e-cigarette use among youth, and the extent to which this relationship is explained by personal risk percepti[...]
A. J. PELLEGRINO ;
K. D. DUCK ;
D. P. J. KRIESCHER ;
M. E. SHRAKE ;
M. M. PHILLIPS ;
T. L. LALONDE ;
K. T. PHILLIPS
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2020
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.50, n°4, October 2020) Article : Périodique
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.50, n°4, October 2020) Article : Périodique
Since the legalization of marijuana in several U.S. states in 2012, there has been concern about increases in the development of cannabis use disorder (CUD). The current study examined rates of CUD in Colorado college students who reported regul[...]
P. R. KAVANAUGH ;
K. McLEAN
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2020
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.50, n°4, October 2020) Article : Périodique
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Drawing on a multisite sample of 40 persons who sell, share, or use diverted buprenorphine to manage opioid use disorder, in this study we describe why individuals seek to obtain buprenorphine outside of formal treatment contexts, and between-si[...]
Y. H. LEE ;
Y. C. CHANG ;
C. T. LIU ;
S. ARNDT
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Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.50, n°4, October 2020) Article : Périodique
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.50, n°4, October 2020) Article : Périodique
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