Addiction: Processes of Change (Society for the Study of Addiction Monograph)

1. Change As A Dominant Theme In Science / Malcolm Lader -- 2. Alcohol, Drug, And Tobacco Dependence: Charting And Comparing The Likelihood And Time-course Of Relapse And Recovery / Colin Taylor -- 3. The Changing Pharmacology Of Addiction / David Nutt -- 4. Can Psychology Make Sense Of Change? / Robin Davidson -- 5. Dependence And The Correlates Of Change: A Review Of The Literature / Reginald G. Smart -- 6. The Image Of 'progressive Disease' / Mary Alison Durand -- 7. Understanding Smoking Relapse: Predisposing Factors, Precipitating Factors, And A Combined Model / Stephen Sutton -- 8. Environmental Influences Which Promote Or Impede Change In Substance Behaviour / Harald K.-h. Klingemann -- 9. Economic Influences On Change In Population And Personal Substance Behaviour / Christine Godfrey -- 10. Diffusion Of Innovation As A Model For Understanding Population Change In Substance Use / Roberta Ferrence. 11. Ideological Beliefs Influence The Feasibilities For Policy Change / Charles R. Schuster -- 12. Multiple Indicators Of Change: Can We Identify The Dimensions? / John Strang -- 13. Change In The Addictions: Does Treatment Make A Difference? What Smoking Research Can Tell / Martin Jarvis -- 14. Technical Habiliments, Science, And The Clinical Frontline: Asking Some Questions / Griffith Edwards. Edited By Griffith Edwards And Malcolm Lader. Proceedings Of A Meeting Held In April 1992 At Cumberland Lodge In Windsor Great Park, Berkshire, Uk. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.