The effect of social desirability on reported motivation, substance use severity, and treatment attendance
Saved in:
Zemore, S.E., The effect of social desirability on reported motivation, substance use severity, and treatment attendance. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, Vol. 42, no. 4 (2012), p. 400-412.
Ref.
186412
Location:
SIIS R.991 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Actitudes sociales, Autoinformes, Consumo, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Motivación, Retención, Tratamiento
Actitudes sociales, Autoinformes, Consumo, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Motivación, Retención, Tratamiento
Similar Items: The effect of social desirability on reported motivation, substance use severity, and treatment attendance
- MOTIVATION FOR TREATMENT IN SUBSTANCE-DEPENDENT PATIENTS. PSYCHOMETRIC EVALUATION OF THE TCU MOTIVATION FOR TREATMENT SCALES
- THE EFFECTIVENESS FO INCENTIVES IN ENHANCING TREATMENT ATTENDANCE AND DRUG ABSTINENCE IN METHADONE-MAINTAINED PREGNANT WOMEN
- Predicting substance abuse treatment completion using a new scale based on the theory of planned behavior
- DOES MOTIVATION TO CHANGE MEDIATE THE EFFECT OF DSM-IV SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS ON TREATMENT UTILIZATION AND SUBSTANCE USE?
- MARIJUANA MOTIVES: YOUNG ADULTS REASONS FOR USING MARIJUANA
- Perceptions of twelve-step mutual-help groups and their associations with motivation, treatment attendance and alcohol outcomes among chronically homeless individuals with alcohol problems