ALCOHOL EXPECTANCY AND DRINKING REFUSAL SELF-EFFICACY: A TEST OF SPECIFICITY THEORY
I tiakina i:
OEI, T.P.S., BURROW, T., ALCOHOL EXPECTANCY AND DRINKING REFUSAL SELF-EFFICACY: A TEST OF SPECIFICITY THEORY. Addictive Behaviors, (2000), p. 499-507.
Ref.
90862
Tauwāhi:
SIIS R.992
Palabras clave:
Alcoholismo, Cafeína, Conducta, Consumo, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Tabaco
Alcoholismo, Cafeína, Conducta, Consumo, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Tabaco
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