EFFECTS OF EXECUTIVE FUNCTION IMPAIRMENT ON CHANGE PROCESSES AND SUBSTANCE USE OUTCOMES IN 12-STEP TREATMENT
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MORGENSTERN, J., BATES, M.E., EFFECTS OF EXECUTIVE FUNCTION IMPAIRMENT ON CHANGE PROCESSES AND SUBSTANCE USE OUTCOMES IN 12-STEP TREATMENT. JOURNAL OF STUDIES ON ALCOHOL, Vol. 60, no. 6 (1999), p. 846-855.
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Drogodependencias, Efectos, Enfermedades neurológicas, Resultados, Tratamiento
Drogodependencias, Efectos, Enfermedades neurológicas, Resultados, Tratamiento
Eitemau Tebyg: EFFECTS OF EXECUTIVE FUNCTION IMPAIRMENT ON CHANGE PROCESSES AND SUBSTANCE USE OUTCOMES IN 12-STEP TREATMENT
- DO TREATMENT PROCESS FACTORS MEDIATE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TYPE A-TYPE B AND OUTCOME IN 12-STEP ORIENTED SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT?
- PROCESS AND OUTCOME CHANGES WITH RELAPSE PREVENTION VERSUS 12-STEP AFTERCARE PROGRAMS FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSERS
- EVALUATING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT PROCESS MODELS: I. CHANGES ON PROXIMAL OUTCOME VARIABLES DURING 12-STEP AND COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL TREATMENT
- THE EFFECT OF AGE COMPOSITION OF 12-STEP GROUPS ON ADOLESCENT 12-STEP PARTICIPATION AND SUBSTANCE USE OTUCOME
- INFLUENCE OF OUTPATIENT TREATMENT AND 12-STEP GROUP INVOLVEMENT ON ONE-YEAR SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT OUTCOMES
- END-OF-TREATMENT OUTCOMES IN COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL TREATMENT AND 12-STEP SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT PROGRAMS: DO THEY DIFFER AND DO THEY PREDICT 1-YEAR OUTCOMES?