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  1. How to Survive Your First Year A–Z

    Klaus Boehm, Jenny Lees-Spalding in The Student Book 1996
    Chapter 1995
  2. Obstetrics

    The overriding goal of managing childbearing experience is the wellbeing of both the mother and the baby. The maternal and neonatal risks of 100...
    Lorraine Sherr in Health Psychology
    Chapter 1995
  3. Asthma

    Bronchial asthma is, as the name implies, a disease affecting the bronchial tubes. Asthma is an inflammation of the lining of your bronchial tubes....
    Nathan D. Schultz, Allan V. Giannini, ... Diane C. Wong in The Best Guide to Allergy
    Chapter 1994
  4. Abuse of Substances

    Addiction to, dependency on, or abuse of drugs is on the rise at all levels of American society. Though parents are more inclined to be concerned...
    Edwin L. Klingelhofer in Co** with your Grown Children
    Chapter 1989
  5. Legal, Fiscal, and Other Plights

    Children, being human, get into scrapes. Today it seems easier than ever for adult children to stumble into difficulty.
    Edwin L. Klingelhofer in Co** with your Grown Children
    Chapter 1989
  6. Seeing Social Worlds

    We have argued that mainstream drug research begins by looking for and therefore seeing individuals whose psychological or social deficiencies...
    Barry Glassner, Julia Loughlin in Drugs in Adolescent Worlds
    Chapter 1987
  7. Seeing Defective Individuals

    We set out to understand adolescent worlds. The research began by locating these worlds through participant observation conducted by fieldworkers who...
    Barry Glassner, Julia Loughlin in Drugs in Adolescent Worlds
    Chapter 1987
  8. How Adolescents Use Drugs

    We have seen that the answers to the question of why adolescents use drugs vary in terms of the patterns of use; the reasons they themselves give are...
    Barry Glassner, Julia Loughlin in Drugs in Adolescent Worlds
    Chapter 1987
  9. Distributing and Understanding Drugs

    In the analysis of why and how adolescents use drugs it is clear that they rely on an elaborate belief system about the immediate and long-term...
    Barry Glassner, Julia Loughlin in Drugs in Adolescent Worlds
    Chapter 1987
  10. Why Adolescents Avoid Drugs: Light Users and Non-users

    The preceding chapters have established, if nothing else, the ubiquity of drugs in the world of those adolescents who use them. We have concentrated...
    Barry Glassner, Julia Loughlin in Drugs in Adolescent Worlds
    Chapter 1987
  11. Competing Explanations: Epidemiology, Politics, Social Worlds

    Adolescent drug use scares adults. The spectres of addiction, psychosis, alienation and rebellion provoke dramatic responses: legislators enact laws...
    Barry Glassner, Julia Loughlin in Drugs in Adolescent Worlds
    Chapter 1987
  12. Families

    In the last five chapters we have listened to adolescents talking primarily about the social worlds which they share with each other — as students,...
    Barry Glassner, Julia Loughlin in Drugs in Adolescent Worlds
    Chapter 1987
  13. Why do Adolescents Use Drugs?

    Adult concern with adolescent drug use is focused on the questions of motivation and consequences. We have organized the analysis in this book in...
    Barry Glassner, Julia Loughlin in Drugs in Adolescent Worlds
    Chapter 1987
  14. Peer Pressure

    The physical world pays little attention to the explanations of scientists. Quarks and solar systems do not change because they have heard what...
    Barry Glassner, Julia Loughlin in Drugs in Adolescent Worlds
    Chapter 1987
  15. A Methodology for Listening

    In the following chapters we will allow 100 adolescents to speak for themselves. We will present several quotes from each of them and identify...
    Barry Glassner, Julia Loughlin in Drugs in Adolescent Worlds
    Chapter 1987
  16. The Future

    We have pointed out several social conditions which together make drug use a convenient and reasonable component of the everyday lives of US...
    Barry Glassner, Julia Loughlin in Drugs in Adolescent Worlds
    Chapter 1987
  17. Dioxin Decisions

    The picture I paint contrasts sharply with the popular depiction of dioxin as a scourge to human health. How can two views of the same thing differ...
    Michael Gough in Dioxin, Agent Orange
    Chapter 1986
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