632 results on '"Shaffer, Howard J."'
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202. CRAFFT
203. Measuring substance abuse treatment provider training needs: Developing an index of training need
204. The Most Important Unresolved Issue in the Addictions: Conceptual Chaos
205. Evaluating the Impact of a Clinical Training Program in the Addictions
206. Considering two models of excessive sexual behaviors: Addiction and obsessive-compulsive disorder
207. Using Cross-Game Behavioral Markers for Early Identification of High-Risk Internet Gamblers.
208. Substance abuse services: A guide to planning and management
209. Behavioral Characteristics of Internet Gamblers Who Trigger Corporate Responsible Gambling Interventions.
210. How do gamblers start gambling: identifying behavioural markers for high-risk internet gambling.
211. Disordered gambling, type of gambling and gambling involvement in the British Gambling Prevalence Survey 2007.
212. Identifying behavioral markers of disordered Internet sports gambling.
213. Thirty Years of Lottery Public Health Research: Methodological Strategies and Trends.
214. One Decade of Self Exclusion: Missouri Casino Self-Excluders Four to Ten Years after Enrollment.
215. Real Limits in the Virtual World: Self-Limiting Behavior of Internet Gamblers.
216. Parameters for Safer Gambling Behavior: Examining the Empirical Research.
217. The Structure of Pathological Gambling among Korean Gamblers: A Cluster and Factor Analysis of Clinical and Demographic Characteristics.
218. The Epidemiology of Psychiatric Disorders Among Repeat DUI Offenders Accepting a Treatment-Sentencing Option.
219. Understanding the Influence of Gambling Opportunities: Expanding Exposure Models to Include Adaptation.
220. Implementation of a Computerized Psychiatric Assessment Tool at a DUI Treatment Facility: A Case Example.
221. Missouri casino self-excluders: distributions across time and space.
222. Trends in gambling studies research: quantifying, categorizing, and describing citations.
223. The proxy effect: gender and gambling problem trajectories of iowa gambling treatment program participants.
224. The Iowa Gambling Treatment Program: Treatment Outcomes for a Follow-up Sample.
225. Treating problem gamblers: working towards empirically supported treatment.
226. Gambling Participation and Social Support Among Older Adults: A Longitudinal Community Study.
227. A science-based framework for responsible gambling: the Reno model.
228. The socioeconomic impact of gambling: the Whistler Symposium.
229. Shifting perspectives on gambling and addiction.
230. The Natural History of Gambling and Drinking Problems Among Casino Employees.
231. Social Workers Employed in Substance Abuse Treatment Agencies: A Training Needs Assessment.
232. Gambling and the Health of the Public: Adopting a Public Health Perspective.
233. A Brief Self‐Help Toolkit Intervention for Gambling Problems: A Randomized Multisite Trial
234. Correction to: Gambling Research and Funding Biases.
235. Considering a critique of pathological gambling prevalence research.
236. Observations on Substance Abuse Theory.
237. Addiction: Its Causes, Problems, and Treatment
238. Assessment of Addictive Disorders: The Use of Clinical Reflection and Hypotheses Testing
239. Addiction Trivia
240. The epistemology of “addictive disease”: The Lincoln-Douglas debate
241. On smokeless tobacco, addictive behavior and warning labels☆
242. The discovery of addiction: Levine and the philosophical foundations of drug abuse treatment
243. Two cases of misdiagnosis: Some essentials of intake
244. The Disease Controversy: Of Metaphors, Maps and Menus
245. Effect of practice on a Stroop-like spatial directions task.
246. Five barriers to defining responsible drinking.
247. In Reply.
248. Conceptual crises and the addictions: A philosophy of science perspective
249. Narcotic and other drug use: A spectrum
250. Cocaine psychosis and AIDS: A contemporary diagnostic dilemma
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