MEASURING DRUG URGES BY QUESTIONNAIRE: DO NOT BALANCE SCALES
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SWEENEY, C.T., ET AL., MEASURING DRUG URGES BY QUESTIONNAIRE: DO NOT BALANCE SCALES. Addictive Behaviors, Vol. 21, no. 2 (1996), p. 199-204.
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49072
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SIIS R.992
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Abstinencia, Autoinformes, Cuestionarios, Drogodependencias, Medición, Tabaquismo
Abstinencia, Autoinformes, Cuestionarios, Drogodependencias, Medición, Tabaquismo
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