CONTINGENT REINFORCEMENT OF PERSONAL GOAL ACTIVITIES FOR ADOLESCENTS WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS DURING POST-RESIDENTIAL CONTINUING CARE

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Glavni autor:	GODLEY, S.H
Daljnji autori:	ET AL
Format:	Knjiga
Jezik:	španjolski engleski
Teme:	Adolescentes Drogas ilegales Drogodependencias Estudio longitudinal Factor de protección Motivación Tratamiento EE.UU. Adicciones Menores Documental
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