DEFINING IRRESPONSIBLE DRINKING BEHAVIORS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY USING THE VIEWPOINT OF FIVE DIVERSE GROUPS
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DUNN, P.C., ET AL., DEFINING IRRESPONSIBLE DRINKING BEHAVIORS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY USING THE VIEWPOINT OF FIVE DIVERSE GROUPS. JOURNAL OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG EDUCATION, Vol. 38, no. 3 (1993), p. 37-48.
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Actitudes sociales, Alcoholismo, Autoconcepto, Autodeterminación, Conducta, Drogodependencias
Actitudes sociales, Alcoholismo, Autoconcepto, Autodeterminación, Conducta, Drogodependencias
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