ALCOHOL AND MARIJUANA USE AMONG HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA: A TEST OF KANDEL'S SOCIALIZATION THEORY
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| Materiálatiipa: | Girji |
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Geahča maid: ALCOHOL AND MARIJUANA USE AMONG HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA: A TEST OF KANDEL'S SOCIALIZATION THEORY
- THE IMPACT OF CURRENT RESIDENCE AND HIGH SCHOOL DRINKING ON ALCOHOL PROBLEMS AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS
- DRUG USE PATHWAYS AMONG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF MEXICO
- LIFE STRAIN, COPING, AND SUBSTANCE USE AMONG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
- LEISURE INSTRUCTION OUTCOMES: CRITERION PERFORMANCE, POSITIVE INTERACTIONS, AND ACCEPTANCE BY TYPICAL HIGH SCHOOL PEERS
- THE PREVALENCE AND FREQUENCY OF DRUG USE AMONG WESTERN AUSTRALIAN METROPOLITAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
- USING NONDISABLED PEERS TO SUPPORT THE INCLUSION OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES AT THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL