| Titre : | Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, Vol.74, n°6 - December 2013 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin : Périodique |
| Paru le : | 01/12/2013 |
| Année de publication : | 2013 |
| Format : | 825-1008 |
| Langues: | Anglais |
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CONTENTS:
- Higher rates of adolescent substance use in child welfare versus community populations in the United States. Fettes D.L., Aarons G.A., Green A.E., p. 825-834. - Risk for inhalant initiation among middle school students: understanding individual, family, and peer risk and protective factors. Ober A.J., Miles J.N., Ewing B., Tucker J.S., D'Amico E.J., p. 835-840. - Mental health, sleep quality, drinking motives, and alcohol-related consequences: a path-analytic model. Kenney S.R., Lac A., Labrie J.W., Hummer J.F., Pham A., p. 841-851. - Do alcohol compliance checks decrease underage sales at neighboring establishments? Erickson D.J., Smolenski D.J., Toomey T.L., Carlin B.P., Wagenaar A.C., p. 852-858. - Who suggests drinking less? Demographic and national differences in informal social controls on drinking. Dietze P., Ferris J., Room R., p. 859-866. - Impulsivity, Variation in the Cannabinoid Receptor (CNR1) and Fatty Acid Amide Hydrolase (FAAH) Genes, and Marijuana-Related Problems. Bidwell L.C., Metrik J., McGeary J., Palmer R.H., Francazio S., Knopik V.S., p. 867-878. - Prevalence of and associations with papsak wine consumption among farm workers in the Western cape province, South Africa. McLoughlin J.A., Little F., Mazok C., Parry C., London L., p. 879-888. - Representativeness of patients enrolled in influential clinical trials: a comparison of substance dependence with other medical disorders. Humphreys K., Maisel N.C., Blodgett J.C., Finney J.W., p. 889-893. - Predictors of dropout in an outpatient treatment for problem drinkers including cognitive-behavioral therapy and the opioid antagonist naltrexone. Vuoristo-Myllys S., Lahti J., Alho H., Julkunen J., p. 894-901. - Telephone-based self-change modules help stabilize early natural recovery in problem drinkers. Schroder K.E., Tucker J.A., Simpson C.A., p. 902-908. - Cigarette smoking initiation during college predicts future alcohol involvement: a matched-samples study. Myers M.G., Doran N.M., Edland S.D., Schweizer C.A., Wall T.L., p. 909-916. - Improving base rate estimation of alcohol misuse in the military: a preliminary report. Sheppard S.C., Forsyth J.P., Earleywine M., Hickling E.J., Lehrbach M.P., p. 917-922. - Assessing the stimulant and sedative effects of alcohol with explicit and implicit measures in a balanced placebo design. Kreusch F., Vilenne A., Quertemont E., p. 923-930. - Need for informed consent in substance use studies-harm of bias? Studer J., Mohler-Kuo M., Dermota P., Gaume J., Bertholet N., Eidenbenz C., et al., p. 931-940. - Thursday drinking and academic load among college women. Ward R.M., Bonar R.N., Taylor E.A., Witmer K.A., Brinkman C.S., Cleveland M.J., et al., p. 941-949. - "Craving": Exploring the Components of the Desires for Alcohol Questionnaire (DAQ) and the Relation to the Severity of Alcohol Problems. Pasche S.C., Garner M., Baldwin D.S., Sinclair J.M., p. 950-955. - A wearable sensor system for monitoring cigarette smoking. Sazonov E., Lopez-Meyer P., Tiffany S., p. 956-964. - Al-anon family groups: newcomers and members. Timko C., Cronkite R., Kaskutas L.A., Laudet A., Roth J., Moos R.H., p. 965-976. - The NBOMe Series: A Novel, Dangerous Group of Hallucinogenic Drugs. Ninnemann A., Stuart G.L., p. 977-978. |
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