Measurement invariance of DSM-IV alcohol, marijuana and cocaine dependence between community sampled and clinically overselected studies
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Derringer, J., ET AL., Measurement invariance of DSM-IV alcohol, marijuana and cocaine dependence between community sampled and clinically overselected studies. Addiction, Vol. 108, no. 10 (2013), p. 1767-1778.
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Drogodependencias, DSM, Evaluación, Medición, Psicometría, Tests
Drogodependencias, DSM, Evaluación, Medición, Psicometría, Tests
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