Using the theory of planned behaviour and barriers to treatment to predict intention to enter further treatment following residential drug and alcohol detoxification: a pilot study
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| שפה: | ספרדית אנגלית |
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| גישה מקוונת: | 10.3109/16066359.2011.564690 Path Enlace web pago |
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פריטים דומים: Using the theory of planned behaviour and barriers to treatment to predict intention to enter further treatment following residential drug and alcohol detoxification: a pilot study
- PREDICTING LONG-TERM TREATMENT UTILIZATION AMONG ADDICTS ENTERING DETOXIFICATION: THE CONTRIBUTION OF HELP-SEEKING MODELS
- Comorbidity in detoxification: symptom interaction and treatment intentions
- PREDICTING OUTPATIENT TREATMENT ENTRY FOLLOWING DETOXIFICATION FOR INJECTION DRUG USE: THE IMPACT OF PATIENT AND PROGRAM FACTORS
- AN EXTENDED VERSION OF THE THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVOUR: PREDICTION OF INTENTIONS TO QUIT SMOKING USING PAST BEHAVIOUR AS MODERATOR
- PATIENT ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS AS PREDICTORS OF TREATMENT OUTCOME IN DETOXIFICATION: A PILOT STUDY
- UNIQUE ISSUES FACED BY DEAF INDIVIDUALS ENTERING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT AND FOLLOWING DISCHARGE