EXPECTANCY THEORY: A TWO-PROCESS MODEL OF ALCOHOL USE AND ABUSE
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OEI, T.P.S., BALDWIN, A.R., EXPECTANCY THEORY: A TWO-PROCESS MODEL OF ALCOHOL USE AND ABUSE. JOURNAL OF STUDIES ON ALCOHOL, Vol. 55, no. 5 (1994), p. 525-534.
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Alcohol, Consumo, Drogodependencias, Teoría
Alcohol, Consumo, Drogodependencias, Teoría
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