Theories on Drug Abuse: Selected Contemporary Perspectives - NIDA Research Monograph 30 March 1980

Table of Contents......Page 6
Foreword......Page 12
A Guide to the Volume......Page 14
Part 1 Theoretical Perspectives and Overviews......Page 44
Theories on One’s Relationship to Self......Page 46
An Interactional Approach to Narcotic Addiction......Page 47
The CAP Control Theory of Drug Abuse......Page 51
The Bad-Habit Theory of Drug Abuse......Page 55
Interactive Models of Nonmedical Drug Use......Page 61
An Existential Theory of Drug Dependence......Page 67
An EGO/Self Theory of Substance Dependence: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Perspective......Page 72
A General Theory of Addiction to Opiate-Type Drugs......Page 77
Theory of Drug Use......Page 81
An Availability-Proneness Theory of Illicit Drug Abuse......Page 89
Perceived Effects of Substance Use: A General Theory......Page 93
A Live-Theme Theory of Chronic Drug Abuse......Page 102
Drug Use as a Proctective System......Page 114
Theories on One’s Relationship to Others......Page 118
Psychological, Social, and epidemiological Factors in Juvenile Drug Use......Page 119
Incomplete Mourning and Addict/Family Transactions: A Theory for Understanding Heroin Abuse......Page 126
The Social Deviant and Initial Addiction to Narcotics and Alcohol......Page 133
Framework for an Interactive Theory of Drug Use......Page 138
A Social-Psychological Framework for Studying Drug Use......Page 145
Toward A Theory of Drug Subcultures......Page 153
Developmental Stages in Adolescent Drug Involvement......Page 163
Self-Esteem and Self-Derogation Theory of Drug Abuse......Page 171
The Iowa Theory of Substance Abuse Among Hyperactive Adolescents......Page 175
Reinforcement and the Combination of Effects: Summary of a Theory of Opiate Addiction......Page 180
Addiction to an Experience: A Social-Psychological-Pharmacological Theory of Addiction......Page 185
A Family Theory of Drug Abuse......Page 190
Self-Esteem Theory of Drug Abuse......Page 200
Biological, Psychogenic, and Sociogenic Factors in Drug Dependence......Page 207
A Theory of Opioid Dependence......Page 217
Theories on One’s Relationship to Society......Page 222
The Social Bases of Drug-Induced Experiences......Page 223
Drug Abuse as Learned Behavior......Page 234
Psychosocial Theory of Drug Abuse: A Psychodynamic Approach......Page 238
Toward A Sociology of Drug Use......Page 244
Achievement, Anxiety, and Addiction......Page 255
The Natural History of Drug Abuse......Page 258
A Theory of Drug Dependence Based on Role, Access to, and Attitudes Toward Drugs......Page 268
The Social Setting as a Control Mechanism in Intoxicant Use......Page 279
Theories on One’s Relationship to Nature......Page 288
Addiction to Pleasure: A Biological and Social-Psychological Theory of Addiction......Page 289
Methadone Maintenance: A Theoretical Perspective......Page 299
A Chronobiological Control Theory......Page 305
A Bioanthropological Overview of Addiction......Page 312
Emerging Concepts Concerning Drug Abuse......Page 321
Somatosensory Affectional Deprivation (SAD) Theory of Drug and Alcohol Use......Page 329
A Theory of Alcohol and Drug Abuse: A Genetic Approach......Page 340
Opiate Receptors and Their Implications for Drug Addiction......Page 346
Part 2 Theory Components......Page 352
Contents--Part 2......Page 353
Initiation......Page 356
Continuation......Page 379
Transition: Use to Abuse......Page 400
Cessation......Page 421
Relapse......Page 445
References......Page 464