DECOMPOSING THE TOTAL VARIATION IN A NESTED RANDOM EFFECTS MODEL OF NEIGHBORHOOD, HOUSEHOLD, AND INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS WHEN THE DEPENDENT VARIABLE IS DICHOTOMOUS: IMPLICATIONS FOR ADOLESCENT MARIJUANA USE
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WRIGHT, D., ET AL., DECOMPOSING THE TOTAL VARIATION IN A NESTED RANDOM EFFECTS MODEL OF NEIGHBORHOOD, HOUSEHOLD, AND INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS WHEN THE DEPENDENT VARIABLE IS DICHOTOMOUS: IMPLICATIONS FOR ADOLESCENT MARIJUANA USE. DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE, Vol. 78, no. 2 (2005), p. 195-204.
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Adolescentes, Cannabis, Drogodependencias, Métodos de investigación, Patrones de consumo
Adolescentes, Cannabis, Drogodependencias, Métodos de investigación, Patrones de consumo
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