Two predictors make a more robust prediction; motivational structure and attentional bias as predictors of alcohol consumption.

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Two predictors make a more robust prediction; motivational structure and attentional bias as predictors of alcohol consumption. / Salehi Fadardi, J.; Fadardi, J.S.; Cox, W.M.
2002. Paper presented at Addiction 2002 conference, the Netherlands.

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Salehi Fadardi, J, Fadardi, JS & Cox, WM 2002, 'Two predictors make a more robust prediction; motivational structure and attentional bias as predictors of alcohol consumption.', Paper presented at Addiction 2002 conference, the Netherlands, 3/01/01.

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Salehi Fadardi, J., Fadardi, J. S., & Cox, W. M. (2002). Two predictors make a more robust prediction; motivational structure and attentional bias as predictors of alcohol consumption.. Paper presented at Addiction 2002 conference, the Netherlands.

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Salehi Fadardi J, Fadardi JS, Cox WM. 2002. Two predictors make a more robust prediction; motivational structure and attentional bias as predictors of alcohol consumption. Paper presented at Addiction 2002 conference, the Netherlands.

MLA

Salehi Fadardi, J., J.S. Fadardi and W.M. Cox Two predictors make a more robust prediction; motivational structure and attentional bias as predictors of alcohol consumption.. Addiction 2002 conference, the Netherlands, 03 Jan 0001, Paper, 2002.

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Salehi Fadardi J, Fadardi JS, Cox WM. Two predictors make a more robust prediction; motivational structure and attentional bias as predictors of alcohol consumption.. 2002. Paper presented at Addiction 2002 conference, the Netherlands.

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Salehi Fadardi, J. ; Fadardi, J.S. ; Cox, W.M. / Two predictors make a more robust prediction; motivational structure and attentional bias as predictors of alcohol consumption. Paper presented at Addiction 2002 conference, the Netherlands.

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