January 30, 2007
- Does Solitary Substance Use Increase Adolescents' Risk for Poor Psychosocial and Behavioral Outcomes? A 9-Year Longitudinal Study Comparing Solitary and Social Users
- Comparison of Longitudinal Phenotypes Based on Number and Timing of Assessments: A Systematic Comparison of Trajectory Approaches II
- Patterns and Importance of Self-Other Differences in College Drinking Norms
- Childhood Victimization and Illicit Drug Use in Middle Adulthood
- Pubertal Maturation and Early Substance Use Risks Among African American Children
- Personality and Substance Dependence Symptoms: Modeling Substance-Specific Traits
- Trauma-Focused Imaginal Exposure for Individuals With Comorbid Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Alcohol Dependence: Revealing Mechanisms of Alcohol Craving in a Cue Reactivity Paradigm
- Implicit and Explicit Measures of Alcohol and Smoking Cognitions
- Use of a Multiple-Choice Procedure With College Student Drinkers
- The Development and Initial Evaluation of the Survey of Readiness for Alcoholics Anonymous Participation
- Development and Initial Validation of an Instrument to Measure Perceived Coercion to Enter Treatment for Substance Abuse
- Family History of Alcoholism and the Stability of Personality in Young Adulthood
- Psychostimulant Users Are Sensitive to the Stimulant Properties of Alcohol as Indexed by Alcohol-Induced Cardiac Reactivity
- Smoking Cues in a Virtual World Provoke Craving in Cigarette Smokers
- Drug Abuse Risk and Protective Factors Among Black Urban Adolescent Girls: A Group-Randomized Trial of Computer-Delivered Mother-Daughter Intervention
- Does Solitary Substance Use Increase Adolescents' Risk for Poor Psychosocial and Behavioral Outcomes? A 9-Year Longitudinal Study Comparing Solitary and Social Users
- Comparison of Longitudinal Phenotypes Based on Number and Timing of Assessments: A Systematic Comparison of Trajectory Approaches II
- Patterns and Importance of Self-Other Differences in College Drinking Norms
- Childhood Victimization and Illicit Drug Use in Middle Adulthood
- Pubertal Maturation and Early Substance Use Risks Among African American Children
- Personality and Substance Dependence Symptoms: Modeling Substance-Specific Traits
- Trauma-Focused Imaginal Exposure for Individuals With Comorbid Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Alcohol Dependence: Revealing Mechanisms of Alcohol Craving in a Cue Reactivity Paradigm
- Implicit and Explicit Measures of Alcohol and Smoking Cognitions
- Use of a Multiple-Choice Procedure With College Student Drinkers
- The Development and Initial Evaluation of the Survey of Readiness for Alcoholics Anonymous Participation
- Development and Initial Validation of an Instrument to Measure Perceived Coercion to Enter Treatment for Substance Abuse
- Family History of Alcoholism and the Stability of Personality in Young Adulthood
- Psychostimulant Users Are Sensitive to the Stimulant Properties of Alcohol as Indexed by Alcohol-Induced Cardiac Reactivity
- Smoking Cues in a Virtual World Provoke Craving in Cigarette Smokers
- Drug Abuse Risk and Protective Factors Among Black Urban Adolescent Girls: A Group-Randomized Trial of Computer-Delivered Mother-Daughter Intervention