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Journal of Personality Assessment Volume 48, 1984 - Issue 2
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Differential Patterns of Alcohol Abuse Among Normal, Neurotic, Psychotic, and Characterological Types

James E. Robyak
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Creg W. Donham
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Robert Roy
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Krista Ludenia
Pages 132-136 | Published online: 10 Jun 2010

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James E. Robyak, Mark Prange & Melissa Sands. (1988) Drinking Practices Among Black and White Alcoholics and Alcoholics of Different Personality Types. Journal of Personality Assessment 52:3, pages 487-498.
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Lucy Ford, Lonnie R. Snowden & Elizabeth J. Walser. (1991) Outpatient mental health and the dual-diagnosis patient: Utilization of services and community adjustment. Evaluation and Program Planning 14:4, pages 291-298.
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