PAYING DRUG USERS TO TAKE PART IN RESEARCH: JUSTICE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND BUSINESS PERSPECTIVES ON THE USE OF INCENTIVE PAYMENTS
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SEDDON, T., PAYING DRUG USERS TO TAKE PART IN RESEARCH: JUSTICE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND BUSINESS PERSPECTIVES ON THE USE OF INCENTIVE PAYMENTS. ADDICTION RESEARCH AND THEORY, Vol. 13, no. 2 (2005), p. 101-109.
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Drogodependencias, Ética, Investigación, Participación, Salario
Drogodependencias, Ética, Investigación, Participación, Salario
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