Can you say no? Examining the relationship between drinking refusal self-efficacy and protective behavioral strategy use on alcohol outcomes

PJ Ehret, TM Ghaidarov, JW LaBrie - Addictive Behaviors, 2013 - Elsevier
Preliminary research has demonstrated reductions in alcohol-related harm associated with
increased use of protective behavioral strategies (PBS) and higher levels of drinking refusal …
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Can you say no? Examining the relationship between drinking refusal self-efficacy and protective behavioral strategy use on alcohol outcomes

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Preliminary research has demonstrated reductions in alcohol-related harm associated with
increased use of protective behavioral strategies (PBS) and higher levels of drinking refusal …

Can you say no? Examining the relationship between drinking refusal self-efficacy and protective behavioral strategy use on alcohol outcomes

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Preliminary research has demonstrated reductions in alcohol-related harm associated with
increased use of protective behavioral strategies (PBS) and higher levels of drinking refusal …

Can you say no? Examining the relationship between drinking refusal self-efficacy and protective behavioral strategy use on alcohol outcomes.

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Preliminary research has demonstrated reductions in alcohol-related harm associated with
increased use of protective behavioral strategies (PBS) and higher levels of drinking refusal …

Can you say no? Examining the relationship between drinking refusal self-efficacy and protective behavioral strategy use on alcohol outcomes

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Preliminary research has demonstrated reductions in alcohol-related harm associated with
increased use of protective behavioral strategies (PBS) and higher levels of drinking refusal …

Can you say no? Examining the relationship between drinking refusal self-efficacy and protective behavioral strategy use on alcohol outcomes

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Preliminary research has demonstrated reductions in alcohol-related harm associated with
increased use of protective behavioral strategies (PBS) and higher levels of drinking refusal …
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Preliminary research has demonstrated reductions in alcohol-related harm associated with
increased use of protective behavioral strategies (PBS) and higher levels of drinking refusal …

Can you say no? Examining the relationship between drinking refusal self-efficacy and protective behavioral strategy use on alcohol outcomes.

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Preliminary research has demonstrated reductions in alcohol-related harm associated with
increased use of protective behavioral strategies (PBS) and higher levels of drinking refusal …
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PJ Ehret, TM Ghaidarov, JW LaBrie - Addict Behav, 2013 - digitalcommons.lmu.edu
Preliminary research has demonstrated reductions in alcohol-related harm associated with
increased use of protective behavioral strategies (PBS) and higher levels of drinking refusal …

Can you say no? Examining the relationship between drinking refusal self-efficacy and protective behavioral strategy use on alcohol outcomes.

PJ Ehret, TM Ghaidarov, JW LaBrie - Addictive Behaviors, 2013 - europepmc.org
Preliminary research has demonstrated reductions in alcohol-related harm associated with
increased use of protective behavioral strategies (PBS) and higher levels of drinking refusal …