Studying the interpersonal behaviors of substance abusers is an extremely difficult subject to analyze because of the difficulties in gathering data. Most of the data is formulated by abusers who attempt rehabilitation, so it may not be representational of the entire community of abusers. Thus, most of the interpersonal data gathered by substance abusers involves their behavior changes during the treatment process. One of the most effective strategies in the treatment process of substance abusers …showed first 75 words of 2710 total…

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