COMPARING USUAL QUANTITY / FREQUENCY AND GRADUATED FREQUENCY SCALES TO ASSESS YEARLY ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION: RESULTS FROM THE 1990 US NATIONAL ALCOHOL SURVEY
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MIDANIK, L.T., COMPARING USUAL QUANTITY / FREQUENCY AND GRADUATED FREQUENCY SCALES TO ASSESS YEARLY ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION: RESULTS FROM THE 1990 US NATIONAL ALCOHOL SURVEY. ADDICTION, Vol. 89, no. 4 (1994), p. 407-412.
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Alcohol, Consumo, Drogodependencias, Escalas, Estudio comparativo, Valoración, EE.UU.
Alcohol, Consumo, Drogodependencias, Escalas, Estudio comparativo, Valoración, EE.UU.
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