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期刊名:Journal of substance abuse treatment

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ISSN:0740-5472

e-ISSN:1873-6483

IF/分区:4.0/Q1

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Carla Smith Stover,Melissa Carlson,Sarika Patel Carla Smith Stover
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Kathryn McCollister,Xuan Yang,Bisma Sayed et al. Kathryn McCollister et al.
Aims: Estimating the economic consequences of substance use disorders (SUDs) is important for evaluating existing programs and new interventions. Policy makers in particular must weigh program effectiveness with scalabili...
Anna J Harrison,Christine Timko,Daniel M Blonigen Anna J Harrison
Interpersonal relationships play a key role in recovery from substance use disorders (SUDs). We examined the associations between problematic interpersonal styles, peer relationships, and treatment outcomes in a sample of U.S. military vete...
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Silvia Cerea,Gioia Bottesi,Jessica R Grisham et al. Silvia Cerea et al.
Previous research has documented that patients referred for problems related to alcohol use rely primary on maladaptive coping and are deficient in adaptive coping skills. However, the relation between dispositional and situational coping i...