The Family and Drug Misuse: A Bibliography

Stanton,

doi:10.3109/00952997809027994

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“…Family factors have been part of the drug abuse lore at least since Fort's early (1954) paper commenting on the parents of heroin addicts. Subse-quently, the literature on family variables in the process and treatment of drug problems has shown steady and increasing accumulation; there were nearly 400 such publications between 1954 and 1978 (Stanton 1978), and that total would appear to have at least doubled by now (Heath and Atkinson 1988;Kaufman 1985;Mackenson and Cottone 1992;Sorenson 1989;Stanton 1988).…”

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The Role of Family and Significant Others in the Engagement and Retention of Drug-Dependent Individuals

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1997

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The Role of Family and Significant Others in the Engagement and Retention of Drug-Dependent Individuals

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1997

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“…Only certain of the pertinent references will be cited, and the reader is referred to Stanton (1978aStanton ( , 1979bStanton ( , 1980 and Stanton et al (1978) for more complete documentation.…”

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Theories on Drug Abuse: Selected Contemporary Perspectives.

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“…There is an extensive and growing literature concerning the role of the family in the drug use of one or more of its members (Seldin 1972;Harbin and Maziar 1975;Stanton 1978Stanton , 1979. As in any relatively new field, much of this literature is either descriptive, e.g., characteristics of the addict's family, or quite broad in scope, e.g., the need for and methods of family therapy for the user.…”

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Drug abuse and the American adolescent

1983

Journal of Adolescent Health Care

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The Research Analysis and Utilization System (RAUS) is designed to serve four functions: Collection and systematic classification of findings of all intramural and extramural research supported by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA); Evaluation by scientific peers of the latest research findings; Regular dissemination of findings to researchers in the field and to administrators, planners, instructors, and other interested persons; v init were also covered. Dr. Denise Kandel, who chaired the meting, has presented a comprehensive overview of the subject in the first paper. Other aspects of the topic reviewed include the epidemiology of drug use patterns among teenagers ; the personality and sociodemographic factors associated with drug use; the influence of family and peer group on the adolescent's drug-abusing behavior or lack thereof; the relationship between drug abuse and crime; and a review of the biomedical consequences of drug use in adolescents.

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The Family and Drug Misuse: A Bibliography

Cited by 23 publications

References 158 publications

The Role of Family and Significant Others in the Engagement and Retention of Drug-Dependent Individuals

The Role of Family and Significant Others in the Engagement and Retention of Drug-Dependent Individuals

Theories on Drug Abuse: Selected Contemporary Perspectives.

Drug abuse and the American adolescent

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