A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF BARRIERS TO FORMAL TREATMENT AMONG WOMEN WHO SELF-MANAGED CHANGE IN ADDICTIVE BEHAVIOURS
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COPELAND, J., A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF BARRIERS TO FORMAL TREATMENT AMONG WOMEN WHO SELF-MANAGED CHANGE IN ADDICTIVE BEHAVIOURS. JOURNAL OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT, Vol. 14, no. 2 (1997), p. 183-190.
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Actitudes sociales, Adicción conductual, Autocontrol, Demanda de tratamiento, Drogodependencias, Etiquetamiento, Investigación, Modificación de conducta, Mujer, Recomendaciones, Trastornos
Actitudes sociales, Adicción conductual, Autocontrol, Demanda de tratamiento, Drogodependencias, Etiquetamiento, Investigación, Modificación de conducta, Mujer, Recomendaciones, Trastornos
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