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The mechanisms of alcohol control

Auteurs: Christopher S. Carpenter, Carlos Dobkin, et Casey Warman

Détails

TypeArticle de journal
Auteur Christopher S. Carpenter, Carlos Dobkin, et Casey Warman
Année de pulication 2016
Titre The mechanisms of alcohol control
Volume 51
Nom du Journal Journal of Human Resources
Numéro 2
Pages 328-356
Langue de publication Anglais
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Sujets

Consommation d'alcool et de drogues

Liens rapides

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