Drugs, Behaviour and Society 3rd Canadian Edition – Carl L Hart, Charles J. Ksir, Oakley Ray, Meagan J. Ross
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Drugs, Behaviour and Society 3rd Canadian Edition – Carl L Hart, Charles J. Ksir, Oakley Ray, Meagan J. Ross
$20.83
Availability: In stock
CAUTION: You’re about to purchase a high quality copy (no missing contents), NOT a Paper Book! It can be printed, stored and read on any devices. You’ll get this copy via EMAIL within 24 after purchasing.
Book Description:
Explore the interplay between drugs, behavior, and society in the 3rd Canadian Edition by Hart, Ksir, Ray, and Ross. Delve into the effects of pharmacological substances on human behavior and their socio-cultural, health, and legal impacts in Canada.
Drugs, Behaviour and Society – 3rd Canadian Edition
“Drugs, Behaviour and Society” 3rd Canadian Edition, penned by Carl L Hart, Charles J. Ksir, Oakley Ray, and Meagan J. Ross, dives deep into the intricate relationships between drugs and human behavior, along with their impact on society. This book offers a comprehensive analysis of various pharmacological substances and their sociocultural, health, and legal implications. It is tailored to meet the educational needs of students in Canada, incorporating region-specific statistics, legislation, and studies.
- Title: Drugs, Behaviour and Society – 3rd Canadian Edition
- Authors: Carl L Hart, Charles J. Ksir, Oakley Ray, Meagan J. Ross
- ISBN: 978-1259273469
- Page Numbers: Not Available
- Language: English
- Edition: 3rd Canadian Edition
- Publication Year: Unknown
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