DOES PROGRESSIVE STAGE TRANSITION MEAN GETTING BETTER? A TEST OF THE TRANSTHEORETICAL MODEL IN ALCOHOLISM RECOVERY
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CALLAGHAN, R.C., ET AL., DOES PROGRESSIVE STAGE TRANSITION MEAN GETTING BETTER? A TEST OF THE TRANSTHEORETICAL MODEL IN ALCOHOLISM RECOVERY. ADDICTION, Vol. 102, no. 10 (2007), p. 1588-1596.
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Alcoholismo, Drogodependencias, Modelos, Recuperación, Teoría
Alcoholismo, Drogodependencias, Modelos, Recuperación, Teoría
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