LONG-TERM RISK PREFERENCE AND SUBOPTIMAL DECISION MAKING FOLLOWING ADOLESCENT ALCOHOL USE
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NASRALLAH, N.A., ET AL., LONG-TERM RISK PREFERENCE AND SUBOPTIMAL DECISION MAKING FOLLOWING ADOLESCENT ALCOHOL USE. PNAS EARLY EDITION, Vol. 106, no. 41 (2009), p. 17600-17604.
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Adolescentes, Adultos, Alcohol, Alcoholismo, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Juventud, Toma de decisiones
Adolescentes, Adultos, Alcohol, Alcoholismo, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Juventud, Toma de decisiones
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