BELIEFS ABOUT RESISTANCE SELF-EFFICACY AND DRUG PREVALENCE: DO THEY REALLY AFFECT DRUG USE?
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ELLICKSON, P.L., HAYS, R.D., BELIEFS ABOUT RESISTANCE SELF-EFFICACY AND DRUG PREVALENCE: DO THEY REALLY AFFECT DRUG USE?. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE ADDICTIONS,THE, Vol. 25, no. 11 (1991), p. 1353-1378.
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Actitudes sociales, Antecedentes, Conducta, Desarrollo cognitivo, Drogodependencias, Factores sociales, Predicción
Actitudes sociales, Antecedentes, Conducta, Desarrollo cognitivo, Drogodependencias, Factores sociales, Predicción
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