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Comparing Drug Users with Non-Users
NASSP Bulletin, 1973This article reports a study comparing students who had experienced the illicit use of drugs with students who indicated complete abstinence. The study attempted to ascertain the values, attitudes, feelings, knowledge, and personal practices held by students that may have impli cations for parents, school personnel, and community leaders.
Marvin Edward Binkley +1 more
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Persistent Dyskinesias in Drug Users
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1972ABSTRACT To the Editor.— In this report we document persistent dyskinesias in adolescents who are members of the drug subculture in the United States and who take medications not by prescription and not therapeutically, but for behavioral and emotionally modifying responses.After the use of the phenothiazines became widespread, the attention of ...
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Hardcore drug users claim to be occasional users: drug use frequency underreporting
Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 2000Self-reports of drug use frequency are central to treatment outcome evaluations, estimates of the prevalence of heavy use, estimates of treatment need, and other questions with direct relevance to drug policies. Nevertheless, surprisingly little is known about the validity of these self-reports.
A R, Morral, D, McCaffrey, M Y, Iguchi
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The Counselor in Drug User Treatment
International Journal of the Addictions, 1990The counselor--the key staff member at therapeutic communities, outpatient drug-free treatment, and methadone maintenance--provides a wide range of services to clients. Crucial issues with respect to parity and other relationships between professional and ex-user counselors, counselor mobility, credentialing, role modeling, division of labor among ...
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Caring for the Adolescent Drug User
Medical Clinics of North America, 1975Adolescence as a social and individual process provides a challenge to the teenager with subsequent situational and maturational crises. The discomfort of change promotes alleviation, and in the limited resource of the adolescent, this may involve drug use.
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Drug users' views of drug service providers
Health & Social Care in the Community, 1998In Britain, there are a wide range of agencies providing many types of service to drug users. Such provision, it is argued, should be monitored and evaluated in the same way as provision to other client groups. To this end, the paper focuses on one aspect of drug service evaluation; users' views of service providers.
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