Drug Use and Abuse
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Drug Use and Abuse

by Stephen Maisto, Mark Galizio, Gerard Connors, Gerard J. Connors, Stephen A. Maisto

Psychology Health
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Drug Use and Abuse by Stephen Maisto, Mark Galizio, and Gerard Connors provides an in-depth look at the psychological and social dimensions of substance use. It explores factors contributing to abuse, prevention methods, and effective interventions, offering valuable insights for education and practice in health and behavioral sciences.

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Drug Use and Abuse offers a detailed examination of substance use patterns and their impacts on individuals and society. Authored by Stephen Maisto, Mark Galizio, and Gerard Connors, the book addresses key factors influencing drug-related behaviors.

The text covers foundational concepts in understanding why people use drugs and the potential for abuse. It emphasizes evidence-based insights into prevention and intervention strategies.

Readers gain knowledge on the biological and environmental influences on substance use. The authors provide a balanced perspective on treatment approaches and policy implications.

This resource serves as an essential tool for students, professionals, and anyone seeking to comprehend the multifaceted nature of drug use and abuse.

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