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Drugs, Society, and Human Behavior, 12/e

Charles J. Ksir, University of Wyoming--Laramie
Carl L. Hart, Columbia University
Oakley S. Ray, Vanderbilt University--School of Medicine

ISBN: 0073529613
Copyright year: 2008

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  • New co-author Carl Hart—an active researcher currently conducting laboratory research on marijuana, methamphetamine, and MDMA—brings to the book his research experience as well as his experience in teaching the drugs course.
  • Chapters have been reorganized for better content flow. The book now opens with historical information, moves to a discussion of the ways in which drugs affect the body, offers information about individual drugs, and closes with prevention and treatment.
  • A list of "Chapter Objectives" now opens each chapter, alerting students to key concepts they'll need to learn and providing a convenient outline for study or review.
  • Approaching drugs and drug use from a variety of perspectives (behavioral, neuropharmacological, historical, social, legal, and clinical), the book appeals to a wide range of students.
  • "Targeting Prevention" boxes throughout offer in-depth discussion of issues related to treatment and prevention.
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