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ADDICTIVE BEHAVIORSVol. 29, No. 1,2004Continued from outside back cover107 Cigarette smoking in a student sample: Neurocognitiveand clinical correlates127 Alcohol, tobaco, and other drug use among AsianAmerican and Pacific Islander Adolescents in Californiaand Hawaii143 Alcohol problem recognition as a function of own andothers' perceived drinking159 A cognitive model of binge drinking: The influence of alcoholexpectancies and drinking refusal self-efficacy181 Discriminating reinforcement expectancies for studying fromfuture time perspective in the prediction of drinking problemsSHORT COMMUNICATIONS191 Social and cognitive factors contributing to the intention toundergo a smoking cessation treatment199 Compulsive smoking: The development of a Raschhomogeneous scale of nicotine dependence207 Size, consistency, and stability of stage effects forsmoking cessation215 An experimental test of an alcohol expectancy challenge inmixed gender groups of young heavy drinkers221 Only one in three people with alcohol abuse or dependenceever seek treatment225 Computer-mediated intervention to prevent drug abuse andviolence among high-risk youthWayne M. DinnAyse AycicegiCatherine L HarrisMamie M. WongHenee S. KlingleRumi Kato PnceGina Agostinelli TimE. Floyd Joel W.Grube Gilí WoodallJoseph H. MillerTian RS. OeiA. MorawskaBoaz Levy MitchellEarleywineGerritA.J. Van Der RjjtHenk WesteríkM.H.M. BretelerS.R. Hilberínk G.Zeeman S.M.M.LammersJames O. ProchaskaWayne F. Velicer JaniceM. ProchaskaJanet L JohnsonReinout W. WiersRemco H.C. KummelingJohn A. CunninghamF. Curtis BreslinSteven P. SchinkeJennifer Di Noia JillR. Glassman
ADDICTIVE BEHAVIORSAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL(Incorporating Annual Review of Addictions Research and Treatment)Contents Vol. 29, No. 2, 2004Page231 Evolution of encounter group methods in therapeutic communitiesfor substance abusers245 Sexual abuse and smoking among college student women253 A psychometric analysis of the self-regulation questionnaire261 Recollections and repercussions of the first inhaled cigarette273 Does a childhood history of externalizing problems predictsmoking during pregnancy?281 Developing discrepancy within self-regulation theory: Useof personalized normative feedback and personal strivingswith heavy-drinking college students299 Prospective association of peer influence, schoolengagement, drinking expectancies, and parent expectationswith drinking initiation among sixth graders311 Positive and negative consequences of alcohol consumption incollege studentsEric Broekaert StijnVandeveldeGilberte SchuytenKris Erauw RudyBrackeColmar De VonFigueroa-MoseleyHope LandrineElizabeth A. KlonoffKate B. Carey DanJ. Neal Susan E.CollinsJoseph R. DiFranzaJudith A. SavageauKenneth Fletcher JudithK. Ockene NancyA.Rigotti Ann D. McNeillMardia ColemanConstance WoodMolly Middlecamp KodlLauren S. WakschlagDan J. Neal KateB. CareyBruce Simons-MortonCrystal L Park
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