LES ADDICTIONS SANS SUBSTANCES

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מחבר ראשי:	DAVIDSON, C.
פורמט:	ספר
שפה:	ספרדית צרפתית
נושאים:	Adicción conductual Concepto Drogodependencias Prevención Tratamiento Adicciones Documental
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פריטים דומים: LES ADDICTIONS SANS SUBSTANCES

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LES ADDICTIONS SANS DROGUE(S)
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ARE NON-SUBSTANCE-RELATED ADDICTIONS REALLY ADDICTIONS?
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LES ADDICTIONS A INTERNET. DE L'ENNUI A LA DEPENDANCE
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THE DEFINITION OF DEPENDENCE AND BEHAVIOURAL ADDICTIONS
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Non-substance addictive behaviors in the context of DSM-5
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ADDICTION AS EXCESSIVE APPETITE
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BEHAVIOURAL (NON-CHEMICAL) ADDICTIONS
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Prevalence of the addictions: a problem of the majority or the minority?
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What are the public policy implications of a neurobiological view of addiction?
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BEHAVIOURAL ADDICTIONS: COMMON FEATURES AND TREATMENT IMPLICATIONS
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SHOPPING ADDICTION: A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION AMONG MALTESE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
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L'ADDICTION AU RISQUE. UNE NOUVELLE FORME DE DEPENDANCE CHEZ LES JEUNES?
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LES ENJEUX D'UNE PASSION
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LES ADDICTIONS COMPORTEMENTALES. ETUDE EN MILIEU PROFESSIONNEL AERONAUTIQUE
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NICOTINE AS AN ADDICTIVE SUBSTANCE: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF THE BASIC CONCEPTS AND EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE.
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Neurobiology of addiction: treatment and public policy ramifications
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The biopsychosocial and &ldquo;complex&rdquo; systems approach as a unified framework for addiction
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LES ADDICTIONS
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Sexual addictions
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A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF THE MEANING OF EXERCISE FOR PEOPLE WHO COULD BE LABELLED AS 'ADDICTED' TO EXERCISE. CAN 'ADDICTION' BE APPLIED TO HIGH FREQUENCY EXERCISING?
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The cultural framing of addiction
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Addictive substances and behaviours and social justice. En: Impact of addictive substances and behaviours on individual and societal well-being
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Behavioral addictions debut in proposed DSM-V
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How can we conceptualize behavioural addiction without pathologizing common behaviours?