The Study of Intellectual Ability and Scholastic Achievement of Institutionalized Men Drug Addicts Belonging to Three Different Racial-Ethnic Groups

Mario Levi California Institution for Men, Chino, California, 91710

Paul Tanner California Rehabilitation Center, Corona, California, 91720

Charles Wirth California Rehabilitation Center, Corona, California, 91720

Ronald Lawson California Rehabilitation Center, Corona, California, 91720

Ralph Sheetz California Rehabilitation Center, Corona, California, 91720

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