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22 September 2017

title

Psychosocial characteristics at age 10; differentiating between adult alcohol use pathways: a prospective longitudinal study (English)

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Peter Wennber

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Tommy Andersson

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2

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Michael Bohman

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3

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publication date

1 January 2002

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volume

27

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issue

1

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page(s)

115-130

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Drinking habits and alcohol abuse among young men: a prospective longitudinal study

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