… ) to assess alcohol and drug use for the 6 months prior to … (intrinsic motivation) affected
one's decision to enter treatment … measures to predict outcome: legal coercion and substance …

… In spite of these efforts, the rate of substance use … need treatment for a substance use problem
as defined by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (Substance Abuse …

… Some individual variables, such as being categorized as non-compliant, being the first time
in seclusion, more episodes of seclusion, and substance abuse … Share access to this article …

… who enter but dropout of Proposition 36 drug treatment … and history of substance abuse,
treatment, and criminal … test (or the Fisher’ exact test for small cell sizes) for categorical …

… : go along happily, go along but not be happy, not go along, … two factors, Sexual Coercion
and Sexual Abuse, that we … AIDS prevention with drug abusers in residential treatment: …

… on drug abusers motivation to enter treatment. Ward and Helmsley (1981) reported that
family pressure on drug abusers to seek treatment was significantly and inversely related to …

… Federal prison residential drug treatment reduces substance use and arrests … of legal
involvement on substance abusers in a residential treatment setting. … Share access to this article …

… Moreover, all clients taking part in TN-ROCS were mandated, and this study’s results
may not generalize to samples of legally-involved people entering substance use treatment …

… to be developed along with appropriate measures for use in the … polydrug abusers entering
the major federally-funded treatment … Legal coercion and retention in drug abuse treatment, …

… Studies indicate that compared with other drug abusers, the primary alcohol abusers who
enter TCs are generally older, more socially dysfunctional, fatigued with their …