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Addiction Research and Theory , Vol.18, n°3 - June 2010
Paru le :
01/06/2010
Article en page(s) :
243-370
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Case studies in cannabis vaporization, Earleywine M., Van Dam N. T., p. 243-249.
- Crystal methamphetamine use among American Indian and White youth in Appalachia: Social context, masculinity, and desistance, Brown R. A., p. 250-269.
- Toward a paradigm shift in Internet gambling research: From opinion and self-report to actual behavior, Shaffer H. J., Peller A. J., Laplante D. A., Nelson S. E., Labrie R. A., p. 270-283.
- Wage penalty of abstinence and wage premium of drinking - A misclassification bias due to pooling of drinking groups?, Jarl J., Gerdtham U.-G., p. 284-297.
- Responding to treatment dropout: A review of controlled trials and suggested future directions, Pulford J., Adams P., Sheridan J., p. 298-315.
- Assessing why substance use disorder patients drop out from or refuse to attend 12-step mutual-help groups: The "REASONS" questionnaire, Kelly J. F., Kahler C. W., Humphreys K., p. 316-325.
- Evaluating interventions for children of substance using parents: A review of outcome measures, Woolfall K., Sumnall H., p. 326-343.
- Familial drinking in Italy: Harmful or protective factors?, Strunin L., Lindeman K., Tempesta E., Ascani P., Anav S., Parisi L., p. 344-358.
- Alcohol use in Denmark: A descriptive study on drinking contexts, Gronkjaer M., Vinther-Larsen M., Curtis T., Gronbaek M., Norgaard M., p. 359-370.
- Case studies in cannabis vaporization, Earleywine M., Van Dam N. T., p. 243-249.
- Crystal methamphetamine use among American Indian and White youth in Appalachia: Social context, masculinity, and desistance, Brown R. A., p. 250-269.
- Toward a paradigm shift in Internet gambling research: From opinion and self-report to actual behavior, Shaffer H. J., Peller A. J., Laplante D. A., Nelson S. E., Labrie R. A., p. 270-283.
- Wage penalty of abstinence and wage premium of drinking - A misclassification bias due to pooling of drinking groups?, Jarl J., Gerdtham U.-G., p. 284-297.
- Responding to treatment dropout: A review of controlled trials and suggested future directions, Pulford J., Adams P., Sheridan J., p. 298-315.
- Assessing why substance use disorder patients drop out from or refuse to attend 12-step mutual-help groups: The "REASONS" questionnaire, Kelly J. F., Kahler C. W., Humphreys K., p. 316-325.
- Evaluating interventions for children of substance using parents: A review of outcome measures, Woolfall K., Sumnall H., p. 326-343.
- Familial drinking in Italy: Harmful or protective factors?, Strunin L., Lindeman K., Tempesta E., Ascani P., Anav S., Parisi L., p. 344-358.
- Alcohol use in Denmark: A descriptive study on drinking contexts, Gronkjaer M., Vinther-Larsen M., Curtis T., Gronbaek M., Norgaard M., p. 359-370.
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M. EARLEYWINE ;
N. T. VAN DAM
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2010
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.18, n°3, June 2010) Article : Périodique
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.18, n°3, June 2010) Article : Périodique
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J. PULFORD ;
P. ADAMS ;
J. SHERIDAN
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2010
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.18, n°3, June 2010) Article : Périodique
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