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Ksenia Podoynitsyna,Egl? Vaznyt?-Hünermund The apparent success of alcoholism treatment programs having controlled drinking as an explicit treatment goal (e.g., Lovibond and Caddy, 1970; Pomerleau ..., in press; Sobell and Sobell, 1973) has also contributed to reconsideration of treatment goals for some alcoholics.

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Ksenia Podoynitsyna,Egl? Vaznyt?-Hünermunded to be of import, first, in providing evidence for the validity of a drinking-decisions research model for the study of alcoholism and, secondly, because they suggested that alcoholics vary in their ability to regulate their drinking.

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Alternative Skills Training in Alcoholism Treatmentrvations and anecdotes. This “state-of-the-art” provided a challenge for behavior therapists whose main .. is the development and systematic evaluation of specific clinical procedures to accomplish specific behavioral goals.

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Relationships Between Drinking Behavior of Alcoholics in a Drinking-Decisions Treatment Program and ed to be of import, first, in providing evidence for the validity of a drinking-decisions research model for the study of alcoholism and, secondly, because they suggested that alcoholics vary in their ability to regulate their drinking.

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Craving for Alcohol, Loss of Control, and Relapse: A Cognitive-Behavioral Analysisequently attribute an alcoholic’s relapse to internal symptoms such as physical craving for alcohol or an involuntary, compulsive loss of control over drinking. Falling off the wagon after a period of abstinence is thus taken as a pathognomonic symptom of alcoholism.

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Book 1978n- thusiasm of the speakers and participants - all combined to make the conference most memorable for those who attended it. Many persons and institutions deserve special thanks for their part in the success of the conference. Among these persons are Dr.