DRUG USERS' SPIRITUAL BELIEFS, LOCUS OF CONTROL AND THE DISEASE CONCEPT IN RELATION TO NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS ATTENDANCE AND SIX-MONTH OUTCOMES
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CHRISTO, G., FRANEY, C., DRUG USERS' SPIRITUAL BELIEFS, LOCUS OF CONTROL AND THE DISEASE CONCEPT IN RELATION TO NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS ATTENDANCE AND SIX-MONTH OUTCOMES. DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE, Vol. 38, no. 1 (1995), p. 51-56.
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Drogodependencias, Enfermedad, Grupos de apoyo, Religión, Resultados, Tratamiento
Drogodependencias, Enfermedad, Grupos de apoyo, Religión, Resultados, Tratamiento
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