STATISTICAL RISK VERSUS PSYCHOLOGICAL VULNERABILITY: WHY ARE MEN AT GREATER RISK FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE THAN WOMEN?
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DOHERTY, K.T., SZALAY, L.B., STATISTICAL RISK VERSUS PSYCHOLOGICAL VULNERABILITY: WHY ARE MEN AT GREATER RISK FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE THAN WOMEN?. JOURNAL OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG EDUCATION, Vol. 42, no. 1 (1996), p. 57-77.
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Alto riesgo, Drogodependencias, Género, Investigación, Psicología social
Alto riesgo, Drogodependencias, Género, Investigación, Psicología social
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