Smoking and drinking behaviours : the role of Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory
Vasilopoulos, Maree 2003, Smoking and drinking behaviours : the role of Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory, D.Psychology (Clinical) thesis, School of Psychology, Deakin University.
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Smoking and drinking behaviours : the role of Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory
This thesis examines the predictions of Jeffrey Gray's Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory in the development of smoking and hazardous drinking behaviours in young women. Impulsivity was found to significantly predict alcohol use and young women who smoked and drank at hazardous levels were significantly more impulsive than hazardous drinkers.
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Supported by the portfolio "The utility of parent training for child behaviour difficulties."
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