The myth of addiction /

• Davies, John Booth.

• Narcotic addicts -- Psychology
• Drug abuse
• Self-control
• Attribution (Social psychology)

• Harwood Academic Publishers,

• 9057022370

• No Price : CIP entry (Jan.).

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