RESIDENTIAL DRUG ABUSE TREATMENT RESEARCH: ARE CONVENTIONAL CONTROL DESIGNS APPROPRIATE FOR ASSESSING TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS?
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DE LEON, G., ET AL., RESIDENTIAL DRUG ABUSE TREATMENT RESEARCH: ARE CONVENTIONAL CONTROL DESIGNS APPROPRIATE FOR ASSESSING TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS?. JOURNAL OF PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS, Vol. 27, no. 1 (1995), p. 85-91.
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Drogodependencias, Evaluación de servicios, Investigación, Residencias, Tratamiento
Drogodependencias, Evaluación de servicios, Investigación, Residencias, Tratamiento
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