A community-reinforcement approach to alcoholism☆
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This paper is based in part on the first author's dissertation submitted to the Department of Guidance and Educational Psychology, Southern Illinois University. The work was supported by the Illinois Department of Mental Health and Grant MH-17981 from the National Institute of Mental Health. Special appreciation is extended to Bill Anderson, Earl Kiphart, Ken Lawler, John Meskenas and Ernest Sauerbrunn of the Alcoholic Treatment Program Staff of Anna State Hospital.
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