Marathon group counseling with illicit drug users: A study of the effects of two groups for 1 month: The Journal for Specialists in Group Work: Vol 8, No 3

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This study investigated the effects of marathon group counseling on the attitudes of imprisoned female illicit drug users. Two sets of posttests were administered to compare the effects of two different treatment groups to a randomly selected control group.

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