Ch. 2.5: References and Image Credits

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Unless otherwise noted, Audrey Begun created tables and figures appearing in this book; images come from creative commons public domain (Pixabay.com) and 123rf contract.

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*Portions of this chapter were informed by (and informed) these previous works (see reference list for details): Bares and Chartier (in press), Begun and Brown (2014), and NIDA (2018), as well as a lecture by Dr. David Sackx called Alcohol and the Brain (no longer available on Youtube).