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NIDA Research Monograph, Number 30 [Printed in 1980]
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Foreword-----xi
A Guide to the Volume-----xiii
PART I
THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES AND OVERVIEWS
Theories on OneÕs Relationship to Self
AN INTERACTIONAL APPROACH TO NARCOTIC ADDICTION-----4
David P. Ausubel
THE CAP CONTROL THEORY OF DRUG ABUSE-----8
Steven R. Gold
THE BAD-HABIT THEORY OF DRUG ABUSE-----12
Donald W. Goodwin
INTERACTIVE MODELS OF NONMEDICAL DRUG USE-----18
Richard L. Gorsuch
AN EXISTENTIAL THEORY OF DRUG DEPENDENCE-----24
George B. Greaves
AN EGO/SELF THEORY OF SUBSTANCE DEPENDENCE: A CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOANALYTIC PERSPECTIVE-----29
Edward J. Khantzian
A GENERAL THEORY OF ADDICTION TO OPIATE-TYPE DRUGS-----34
Alfred R. Lindesmith
THEORY OF DRUG USE-----38
Harvey Milkman and William Frosch
AN AVAILABILITY-PRONENESS THEORY OF ILLICIT DRUG ABUSE-----46
Reginald G. Smart
PERCEIVED EFFECTS OF SUBSTANCE USE: A GENERAL THEORY-----50
Gene M. Smith
A LIFE-THEME THEORY OF CHRONIC DRUG ABUSE-----59
James V. Spotts and Franklin C. Shontz
DRUG USE AS A PROTECTIVE SYSTEM-----71
Leon Wurmser
Theories on OneÕs Relationship to Others
PSYCHOLOGICAL, SOCIAL, AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN JUVENILE DRUG USE-----76
lsidor Chein 76
INCOMPLETE MOURNING AND ADDICT/FAMILY TRANSACTIONS: A THEORY FOR UNDERSTANDING HEROIN ABUSE-----83
Sandra B. Coleman 83
THE SOCIAL DEVIANT AND INITIAL ADDICTION TO NARCOTICS AND ALCOHOL-----90
Harris E. Hill 90
FRAMEWORK FOR AN INTERACTIVE THEORY OF DRUG USE-----95
George J. Huba, Joseph A. Wingard, and Peter M. Bentler 95
A SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK FOR STUDYING DRUG USE-----102
Richard Jessor and Shirley Jessor
TOWARD A THEORY OF DRUG SUBCULTURES-----110
Bruce D. Johnson
DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES IN ADOLESCENT DRUG INVOLVEMENT-----120
Denise B. Kandel
SELF-ESTEEM AND SELF-DEROGATION THEORY OF DRUG ABUSE-----128
Howard B. Kaplan
THE IOWA THEORY OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE AMONG HYPERACTIVE ADOLESCENTS-----132
Jan Loney
REINFORCEMENT AND THE COMBINATION OF EFFECTS: SUMMARY OF A THEORY OF OPIATE ADDICTION-----137
William E. McAuliffe and Robert A. Gordon
ADDICTION TO AN EXPERIENCE: A SOCIALPSYCHOLOGICAL-PHARMACOLOGICAL
THEORY OF ADDICTION-----142
Stanton Peele
A FAMILY THEORY OF DRUG ABUSE-----147
M. Duncan Stanton
SELF-ESTEEM THEORY OF DRUG ABUSE-----157
R.A. Steffenhagen
BIOLOGICAL, PSYCHOGENIC, AND SOCIOGENIC FACTORS IN DRUG DEPENDENCE-----164
W.K. van Dijk
A THEORY OF OPIOID DEPENDENCE-----174
Abraham Wikler
Theories on OneÕs Relationship to Society
THE SOCIAL BASES OF DRUG-INDUCED EXPERIENCES-----180
Howard S. Becker
DRUG ABUSE AS LEARNED BEHAVIOR-----191
Calvin J. Frederick
PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY OF DRUG ABUSE: A PSYCHODYNAMIC APPROACH-----195
Herbert Hendin
TOWARD A SOCIOLOGY OF DRUG USE-----201
Irving F. Lukoff
ACHIEVEMENT, ANXIETY, AND ADDICTION-----212
Rajendra K. Misra
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF DRUG ABUSE-----215
Lee N. Robins
A THEORY OF DRUG DEPENDENCE BASED ON ROLE, ACCESS TO, AND ATTITUDES TOWARD DRUGS-----225
Charles Winick
THE SOCIAL SETTING AS A CONTROL MECHANISM IN INTOXICANT USE-----236
Norman E. Zinberg
Theories on OneÕs Relationship to Nature
ADDICTION TO PLEASURE: A BIOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORY OF ADDICTION-----246
Nils Bejerot
METHADONE MAINTENANCE: A THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE-----256
Vincent P. Dole and Marie E. Nyswander
A CHRONOBIOLOGICAL CONTROL THEORY-----262
Mark Hochhauser
A BIOANTHROPOLOGICAL OVERVIEW OF ADDICTION-----269
Doris F. Jonas and A. David Jonas
EMERGING CONCEPTS CONCERNING DRUG ABUSE-----278
William R. Martin
SOMATOSENSORY AFFECTIONAL DEPRIVATION (SAD) THEORY OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL USE-----286
James W. Prescott
A THEORY OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE: A GENETIC APPROACH-----297
Marc A. Schuckit
OPIATE RECEPTORS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR DRUG ADDICTION-----303
Eric J. Simon
Part 2
THEORY COMPONENTS
CONTENTS--PART 2-----310
INITIATION-----313
CONTINUATION-----336
TRANSITION: USE TO ABUSE-----357
CESSATION-----378
RELAPSE-----402
REFERENCES-----421
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