Titlebook: Drug Policy and Human Nature; Psychological Perspe Warren K. Bickel,Richard J. DeGrandpre Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New Yor

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Psychological Science Speaks to Drug Policynce intensifies during periods of change. Changes in drug policy may be immanent largely due to the growing recognition that the contemporary approach has failed (Jarvik, 1990). Of course, this failure attests to our limited knowledge and, consequently, our own powerlessness. In turn, this raises a

生存環(huán)境

Psychological Approaches to Preventionpite drugs’ abuse potential. Apparently, other factors compete with or potentiate drug effects to determine actual use patterns. Indeed, research shows that there are life circumstances, known as protective factors, that reliably reduce the chances that an individual will abuse drugs. Likewise, ther

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Drug Abuse, Drug Treatment, and Public Policyological topics and analyses of drug abuse treatment and related policy. We discuss (1) contingency management, (2) skill training, (3) the provision of psychological services in methadone treatment, (4) psychological issues involved in different methadone treatment modalities, and (5) psychopharmac

遵循的規(guī)范

Cultural Factors in the Control, Prevention, and Treatment of Illicit Drug Use part, North and South America). These two areas did not have regular contact with one another prior to that time. However, the Old World did experience a flow of ideas and technologies, albeit a slow one. Likewise, concepts and technologies flowed consistently, if slowly, across the Americas. Ocean

法律的瑕疵

Achieving the Public Health and Safety Potential of Substance Abuse Treatmentsproportionate use of medical and social services, traffic accidents, and street crime (Gerstein & Harwood, 1990; Institute of Medicine, 1990; Merril, 1993; Rice, Kelman, & Miller, 1991). These alcohol- and drug-“related” problems not only reduce the safety and quality of daily life throughout this c

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過(guò)于光澤

Examining the Behavioral Assumptions of the National Drug Control Strategyhad relatively little voice in the formation of our nation’s drug policy. In saying this, we do not mean to dismiss the important contributions that psychologists have made to our understanding of the social and cognitive aspects of intoxication, the etiology of addiction, and, most notably, the the

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Assumptions about Drugs and the Marketing of Drug Policiess that of heroin overdose. To accomplish this, Brecher reviewed evidence that (1) deaths labelled heroin overdose “. be due to overdose; (2) there has . that they are due to overdose; (3) there has long been a plethora of evidence demonstrating that they are . due to overdose” (p. 102).

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The Pharmacological Understanding of Psychoactive Drugsrugs and endogenous systems. The powerful effects of personal and social expectancies regarding the experience of intoxication and withdrawal notwithstanding (Benson & Epstein, 1975; Schafer & Fals-Stewart, 1993), much can be learned about the psychoactive effects of drugs through a manipulation of