ILLNESS SEVERITY AND SELF-EFFICACY AS COURSE PREDICTORS OF DSM-IV ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE IN A MULTISITE CLINICAL SAMPLE
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LANGENBUCHER, J., ET AL., ILLNESS SEVERITY AND SELF-EFFICACY AS COURSE PREDICTORS OF DSM-IV ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE IN A MULTISITE CLINICAL SAMPLE. Addictive Behaviors, Vol. 21, no. 5 (1996), p. 543-553.
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Palabras clave:
Alcoholismo, Drogodependencias, DSM, Grados, Medición, Predicción, Resultados, Tratamiento
Alcoholismo, Drogodependencias, DSM, Grados, Medición, Predicción, Resultados, Tratamiento
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