Lee et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Daily spiritual experiences and adolescent treatment responseLee et al., 2014
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- Lee M
- Veta P
- Johnson B
- Pagano M
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- Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly
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The purpose of this study is to explore changes in belief orientation during treatment and the impact of increased daily spiritual experiences (DSE) on adolescent treatment response. One-hundred ninety-five adolescents court-referred to a 2-month residential treatment …
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