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Punishing Versus Reinforcing Strategies of Drug Discontinuance: Effect of Persuaders' Drug Use

Beth A. Le Poire
,
Karen T. Erlandson
&
Jennifer S. Hallett
Pages 293-316 | Published online: 12 Nov 2009

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Elizabeth M. Glowacki & Erin E. Donovan. (2018) Predicting Reinforcement and Punishment Behaviors in College Students Coping with Substance Misuse: An Application of Inconsistent Nurturing as Control Theory. Communication Quarterly 66:5, pages 541-556.
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Jennifer A. Kam & Michelle Miller-Day. (2017) Introduction to Special Issue. Journal of Family Communication 17:1, pages 1-14.
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Elizabeth M. Glowacki. (2017) Examining Sibling Communication About Problematic Drinking: An Application of Inconsistent Nurturing as Control Theory. Journal of Family Communication 17:1, pages 65-87.
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Elizabeth M. Glowacki. (2016) Communication About Problematic Drinking Between Young Adults and their Parents: An Application of Inconsistent Nurturing as Control Theory. Health Communication 31:9, pages 1135-1144.
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AshleyP. Duggan, RenéM. Dailey & BethA. Le Poire. (2008) Reinforcement and Punishment of Substance Abuse During Ongoing Interactions: A Conversational Test of Inconsistent Nurturing as Control Theory. Journal of Health Communication 13:5, pages 417-433.
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PaulJ. Wright. (2008) Sexual Coaddiction: A New Context for Inconsistent Nurturing as Control Theory. Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity 15:1, pages 1-13.
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Ashley Paige Duggan & BethA. Le Poire. (2006) One Down, Two Involved: An Application and Extension of Inconsistent Nurturing as Control Theory to Couples Including One Depressed Individual. Communication Monographs 73:4, pages 379-405.
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Carrie J. Cropley. (2006) The moderating role of substance abusers’ personal attributes in predicting relapse and partner persuasiveness. Addiction Research & Theory 14:5, pages 493-509.
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John Gribas, Peter Vik & John Christensen. (2004) The Impact of Supervisor Influence Strategy and Relational Context on Readiness to Change for the Alcohol Abusing Employee. Employee Assistance Quarterly 19:2, pages 1-17.
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