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SUBSTANCE USE PROBLEMS REPORTED BY COLLEGE STUDENTS: COMBINED MARIJUANA AND ALCOHOL USE VERSUS ALCOHOL-ONLY USE
This study examines the relationships among selected demographic characteristics, alcohol use only, alcohol plus marijuana use and substance-use related problems. Data are from 409 randomly selected undergraduate college students attending a large urban university. Poly-substance users were more lik...
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