PEER CLUSTER THEORY AND ADOLESCENT ALCOHOL USE: AN EXPLANATION OF ALCOHOL USE AND A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BETWEEN TWO CAUSAL MODELS
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ROSE, C.D., PEER CLUSTER THEORY AND ADOLESCENT ALCOHOL USE: AN EXPLANATION OF ALCOHOL USE AND A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BETWEEN TWO CAUSAL MODELS. JOURNAL OF DRUG EDUCATION, Vol. 29, no. 3 (1999), p. 205-215.
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Actitudes, Adolescentes, Alcohol, Consumo, Drogodependencias, Estudio comparativo, Factor de riesgo, Modelos
Actitudes, Adolescentes, Alcohol, Consumo, Drogodependencias, Estudio comparativo, Factor de riesgo, Modelos
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