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The Brief Addiction Science Information Source (BASIS): Broadening ... Jul 25, 2008 ... Specifically we have been interested in the process of relapse after a person has attempted to stop gambling. ... 2.
The Brief Addiction Science Information Source (BASIS): August 1999 Sources: 1 National Gambling Impact Study Commission. (1999). National gambling impact study commission final report. Washington, DC: Author. ... 3.
The Brief Addiction Science Information Source (BASIS): STASH Vol ... Jul 9, 2008 ... Marijuana Treatment Project Research Group. (2004). Brief treatments for cannabis dependence: Findings from a randomized multisite trial. ... 4.
The Brief Addiction Science Information Source (BASIS): Op-Ed ... Feb 9, 2005 ... Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Op-Ed/Editorials - The road to responsible alcohol use: Physicians address drunk driving : ... 5.
The Brief Addiction Science Information Source (BASIS): December 2002 U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics. Beats, Booze, and Blunts: Drugs in the rap industry (2002). Mr. Blunt. Retrieved November 15, 2002 ... 6.
The Brief Addiction Science Information Source (BASIS): The WAGER ... In this WAGER, we will examine the study’s assessment of the distribution of pathological gambling (PG) and recovery across different forms of gambling. ... 7.
The Brief Addiction Science Information Source (BASIS): Op-Ed ... Oct 10, 2007 ... His opponent, Lee Childs, folded, showing pocket queens, face up. Now, maybe Yang had the better hand, with two pair. But maybe not. ... 8.
The Brief Addiction Science Information Source (BASIS) The BASIS publishes scientific information about substance abuse and behavioral addictions. The BASIS is published by The Division on Addictions at ... 9.
The Brief Addiction Science Information Source (BASIS): The WAGER ... These strategies include problem-focused coping, defined as active problem solving and conflict resolution, and emotion-focused coping, centering on escape ... 10.
The Brief Addiction Science Information Source (BASIS): Letters to ... In your letter, you propose that fixed odds betting terminals and other machines themselves are addictive. Our research at the Division on Addiction does ... |
