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An Exploration of How Working-Class Substance Users in the Western Cape Understand Their Addiction
The study aims to explore how substance users from poor and working-class backgrounds in the Western Cape, South Africa, understand the development of their patterns of substance use. Using a mono-method qualitative research design under an intersectional theoretical framework, 11 face-to-face inter...
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Department of Psychology
2023
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