Titlebook: Drug Testing in the Workplace; Scott Macdonald,Paul Roman Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 ETA.Union.alcohol.alcoho

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(1797–8)nt “war on drugs” conspicuously overlooks the abuse of alcohol and nicotine, which are currently among the largest killers of the U.S. population (Newcomb, 1992a). Tobacco is responsible for nearly 400,000 deaths in the United States per year, and alcohol accounts for nearly 100,000 more fatalities (Julien, 1992).

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(1798)to control one’s own thought processes and mental capacity. Thus, the effects of drugs on performance are likely to influence critically how they are used, and we should expect to find drugs in the workplace just as we would in any situation in which they have adaptive value.

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Predictors of Drug Use and Implications for the Workplacent “war on drugs” conspicuously overlooks the abuse of alcohol and nicotine, which are currently among the largest killers of the U.S. population (Newcomb, 1992a). Tobacco is responsible for nearly 400,000 deaths in the United States per year, and alcohol accounts for nearly 100,000 more fatalities (Julien, 1992).

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A Critical Review of the Estimates of the Costs of Alcohol and Drug Usete? What do they attempt to measure? What do we . know about the costs of alcohol and drug abuse? These and other questions will be answered in this chapter. I will also discuss the empirical basis of cost estimates, as well as the often-neglected role that substitution among drugs plays in assessing appropriate drug control policies.

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The Effects of Psychoactive Substances on Workplace Performanceto control one’s own thought processes and mental capacity. Thus, the effects of drugs on performance are likely to influence critically how they are used, and we should expect to find drugs in the workplace just as we would in any situation in which they have adaptive value.

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