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874 ATTEGGIAMENTI E COMPORTAMENTI DEGLI STUDENTI DELLE SCUOLE SECONDARIE SUPERIORI DELLA VALLE D'AOSTA NEI CONFRONTI DEL CONSUMO DI TABACCO ALCOOL E ALTRE DROGHE
1825 SOME FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO. IN: JOURNAL OF DRUG EDUCATION
2117 PREVENTION PRACTICE IN SUBSTANCE ABUSE (LEXINGTON, KY, 1993). ISSUE OF: DRUGS AND SOCIETY
2265 HANGING IN AND DROPPING OUT: VOICES OF AT RISK HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
2755 SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS' DRUG USE: COMPARISON OF PATTERNS IN VICTORIA AND NEW SOUTH WALES, 1992
3068 ILLICIT DRUG USE SMOKING AND DRINKING BY AMERICA'S HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS COLLEGE STUDENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS, 1975-1987
8717 DRUG USE AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, 1975-1977
8735 JEUNESSE SCOLAIRE ET DROGUE: ENQUETE DANS QUELQUES ECOLES BELGES
8739 DRUGS AND THE NATION'S HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: FIVE YEAR NATIONAL TRENDS, 1979 HIGHLIGHTS
9102 DRUGS AND SCHOOLCHILDREN
9107 HIGHLIGHTS FROM STUDENT DRUG USE IN AMERICA, 1975-1980
9108 STUDENT DRUG USE IN AMERICA, 1975-1981
9109 STUDENT DRUG USE ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS: NATIONAL TRENDS, 1975-1982
9406 STUDENTS AND DRUGS: COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL OBSERVATIONS
10494 DRUG ABUSE IN TEL AVIV YAFO: QUANTITATIVE AND SPATIAL SOCIAL ANALYSIS OF THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM AND THE ADULT COMMUNITY
12738 DRUGS AND THE CLASS OF 1978: BEHAVIOR ATTITUDES RECENT NATIONAL TRENDS
12739 DRUGS AND AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS STUDENTS, 1975-1983
14362 SURVEY ON THE NON MEDICAL USE OF PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES AMONG STUDENTS OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTES, 1990
14517 MONITORING THE FUTURE. NATIONAL SURVEY RESULTS ON DRUG USE
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