Ch. 12.4: References and Image Credits

References

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Begun, A.L. (2020). Introduction to psychoactive substances. In A.L. Begun & M.M. Murray, (Eds.), Routledge handbook of social work and addictive behavior. NY: Routledge.

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Image credits

Unless otherwise noted, all images derived from Creative Commons uses of Pixabay.com images. Unless otherwise noted, Audrey Begun created tables and figures appearing in this book.