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|a Tucker, Jalie Ann
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|a Changing addictive behavior :
|b bridging clinical and public health strategies /
|c edited by Jalie A. Tucker, Dennis M. Donovan, G. Alan Marlatt ; foreword by Frederick B. Glaser.
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|a New York :
|b Guilford Press,
|c cop. 1999.
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|a xx, 387 str. :
|b ilustr. ;
|c 24 cm
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|a I: Reformulating the addictive behavior change process
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|a Changing addictive behavior: Historical and contemporary perspectives; Jalie A. Tucker
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|a From hindsight to foresight: A commentary on Project MATCH; G. Alan Marlatt / 45-66
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|a Public health perspectives on access and need for substance abuse treatment; Laura A. Schmidt and Constance M. Weisner / 67-96
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|a Resolving alcohol and drug problems: Influences on addictive behavior change and help-seeking processes; Jalie A. Tucker and Michele Pukish King / 97-126
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|a Motivation for behavior change and treatment among substance abusers; Dennis M. Donovan and David B. Rosengren / 127-159
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|a Critical perspectives on the transtheoretical model and stages of change; Jay Joseph, Curtis Breslin and Harvey Skinner / 160-190
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|a Behavioral economics as a framework for organizing the expanded range of substance abuse interventions; Rudy E. Vuchinich / 191-218
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|a II: Expanding the range of behavior change initiatives
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|a Public health perspective on addictive behavior change interventions: Conceptual frameworks and guiding principles; Susan J. Curry and Eleanor L. Kim / 221-250
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|a Brief interventions for alcohol and drug problems; Allen Zweben and Michael F. Fleming / 251-282
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|a Potential contributions of the community reinforcement approach and contingency management to broadening the base of substance abuse treatment; Stephen T. Higgins / 283-306
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|a Increasing the impact of nicotine dependence treatment: Conceptual and practical considerations in a stepped-care plus treatment-matching approach; David B. Abrams, Matthew M. Clark and Teresa K. King / 307-330
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|a Stepped care for alcohol problems: An efficient method for planning and delivering clinical services; Mark B. Sobell and Linda C. Sobell / 331-343
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|a Evaluation of substance abuse treatment programs in the era of managed care: The role of cost-benefit analysis; René P. McEldowney and John G. Heilman / 344-365
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|a This volume proposes that prevailing clinical approaches to treating addictive behaviors are actually best suited to a minority of the population with problems--in the case of substance abusers, those with substantial functional impairment and physical dependence. But what about persons with mild to moderate addictive behavior problems, for whom intensive treatment may prove unnecessarily costly, disruptive, and stigmatizing? Contributors draw upon cutting-edge theory and research to examine ways that traditional therapeutic treatments can be supplemented by public health interventions that extend the reach and effectiveness of care. The book points the way toward necessary evolutions in the roles of behavior change specialists in today's challenging health care environment.
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|a Donovan, Dennis M.
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|a Marlatt, G. Alan
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