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ADDICTIVE BEHAVIORSAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL(Incorporating Annual Review of Addictions Research and Treatment)ContentsVol. 29, No. 8, 2004Page1503 Potentially modifiable psychosocial factors associated withalcohol use during early adolescence1517 Major depression among adolescent smokers undergoingtreatment for nicotine dependence1527 Concordance of different measures of nicotine dependence:Two pilot studiesPeter W. CallasBrian S. FlynnJohn K. WordenJoel D. KillenThomas N.RobinsonSeth Ammerman ChrisHaywardJayna RogersDeanne Samuels AlanF. SchatzbergJohn R. HughesAlison H. OlivetoRaine RiggsMichael KennyAnthony LiguoriJanine L PillitteriMark A. MacLaughlin1541 Deficits in plasma oxytocin responses and increased negativeaffect, stress, and blood pressure in mothers with cocaineexposure during pregnancyKathleen C. LightKaren M. GrewenJanet A. AmicoMaria BocciaKimberlyA. BrownleyJosephine M. Johns1565 Correlates of adherence with transdermal nicotine Theodore V. CooperMargaret W. DeBonMichelle StocktonRoben C. KlesgesTimothyA. Steenbergh DeborahSherrill-Mittleman Lyndy C.JenningsKaren C. JohnsonContinued on page I
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