Titlebook: Quantitative Explorations in Drug Abuse Policy; Irving Leveson (Director) Book 1980 Spectrum Publications, Inc. 1980 alcohol.base.developm

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Incidence of Heroin Use For Voluntary And Involuntary Admissions to Treatment,he various years and the waiting time (lag) to enter treatment. Peaks in the distribution of admissions can be due to incidence peaks or peaks in the waiting time distribution. Using groups of daily heroin users who share a common incidence distribution but who have different waiting times to enter

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The Impact of Drug Addiction on Criminal Earnings,nal activity. Heroin addicts in particular have been held responsible for much of the crime that is committed in urban America, although there are a variety of numbers attached to the word “much” (Casey and Preble, 1974; Patch, 1973; Singer, 1971). Although nearly every researcher of the drug use/cr

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Drug Addiction: Some Evidence on Prevention and Deterrence,y, drug use does not appear to have been very extensive and seems to have been concentrated among the poor in a few large cities (for data on Chicago, see Abrams et al., 1968; and Wilson, 1966). In the last few years, drug use has spread across the nation, reaching middle-class youth and suburban po

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A Speculative Look at Patterns of Heroin Use Over Time,r, some time between 1969 and 1973 and lasting through about 1974 the numbers of heroin abusers declined sharply. This is shown by a number of measures which to varying degrees reflect incidence and prevalence of drug use. Many interpretations can be offered to account for these changes; examples of

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The Effect of a Drug Education Program Upon Student Drug Knowledge, Drug Usage, and Psychological So become drug abusers, (2) reducing the availability of illicit drugs, and (3) rehabilitating drug abusers. Fourteen schools, designated “experimental” participated in a drug abuse prevention program conducted by the Charlotte Drug Education Center. Drug usage, drug knowledge, and the percentage of