STAFF DO KNOW BEST: PEER AND THERAPIST PREDICTION OF OUTCOME FOLLOWING TREATMENT FOR PROBLEM DRINKING
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LONG, C.G., ET AL., STAFF DO KNOW BEST: PEER AND THERAPIST PREDICTION OF OUTCOME FOLLOWING TREATMENT FOR PROBLEM DRINKING. ADDICTION RESEARCH, Vol. 5, no. 3 (1997), p. 235-249.
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61637
Localització:
SIIS R.1038
Palabras clave:
Alcoholismo, Compañeros, Drogodependencias, Predicción, Resultados, Terapia, Profesiones, Tratamiento
Alcoholismo, Compañeros, Drogodependencias, Predicción, Resultados, Terapia, Profesiones, Tratamiento
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