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Changes in responses of heroin addicts on the locus of control scale in a therapeutic community: Odyssey house

Christopher J. LenningsMarrickville Area Health Centre
Pages 359-367 | Published online: 28 Sep 2007

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Janet Powell. (1984) Attrition during the pretreatment stage of a drug-free therapeutic community. Australian Psychologist 19:2, pages 217-228.
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C. J. Lennings. (1981) The causes of heroin abuse: A review of some theories with special relevance to australia. Australian Psychologist 16:3, pages 369-390.
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Karen D. Ersche, Abigail J. Turton, Tim Croudace & Jan Štochl. (2012) Who Do You Think Is in Control in Addiction? A Pilot Study on Drug-related Locus of Control Beliefs. Addictive Disorders & Their Treatment 11:4, pages 195-205.
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