PERSONAL AND SOCIAL MOTIVATIONS AS PREDICTORS OF SUBSTANCE USE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS
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HADEN, T.L., EDMUNDSON, E.W., PERSONAL AND SOCIAL MOTIVATIONS AS PREDICTORS OF SUBSTANCE USE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS. JOURNAL OF DRUG EDUCATION, Vol. 21, no. 4 (1991), p. 303-312.
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Alcohol, Conducta, Consumo, Drogas, Drogodependencias, Escalas, Motivación, Predicción, Psicología, Universidad, Valoración
Alcohol, Conducta, Consumo, Drogas, Drogodependencias, Escalas, Motivación, Predicción, Psicología, Universidad, Valoración
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