DRINKING RESTRAINT VERSUS ALCOHOL EXPECTANCIES: WHICH IS THE BETTER INDICATOR OF ALCOHOL PROBLEMS?
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CONNOR, J.P., ET AL., DRINKING RESTRAINT VERSUS ALCOHOL EXPECTANCIES: WHICH IS THE BETTER INDICATOR OF ALCOHOL PROBLEMS?. JOURNAL OF STUDIES ON ALCOHOL, Vol. 61, no. 2 (2000), p. 352-359.
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Alcoholismo, Control, Drogodependencias, Expectativas, Predicción
Alcoholismo, Control, Drogodependencias, Expectativas, Predicción
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