Concept information
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
behavior disorders
substance abuse
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
behavior disorders
substance abuse
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
behavior disorders
substance abuse
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
behavior disorders
substance abuse
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
behavior disorders
substance abuse
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
behavior disorders
substance abuse
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
behavior disorders
substance abuse
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
behavior disorders
substance abuse
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
behavior disorders
substance abuse
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
behavior disorders
substance abuse
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
behavior disorders
substance abuse
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multiculturalism and special populations
African American education
psychology and human development
substance abuse
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multiculturalism and special populations
African American education
psychology and human development
substance abuse
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counseling programs
substance abuse treatment
screening, assessment, and diagnosis
substance abuse
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conceptual issues in multicultural psychology
intergroup relations
social deviance
substance abuse
Preferred term
fetal narcotic syndrome
Definition
- Fetal narcotic syndrome refers to the effects on the fetus and newborn of exposure to illicit substances—particularly cocaine, crack cocaine, and heroin—during pregnancy. Narcotic use during pregnancy poses risks to both the woman and the fetus, including miscarriage, poor fetal growth, placental problems, premature delivery, low birth weight, and stillbirth. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Problems; Fetal Narcotic Syndrome]
Broader concept
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URI
https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/fetal_narcotic_syndrome
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