本・雑誌

• 1. Overview
• 2. A Profile of the Marijuana Smoker
• 3. Marijuana and the Politics of Reality
• 4. The Smoker's View of Marijuana
• 5. Physicians on Marijuana Use
• 6. Turning On: Becoming a Marijuana User
• 7. The Effects of Marijuana
• 8. Multiple Drug Use Among Marijuana Smokers
• 9. Marijuana, Crime, and Violence
• 10. Using, Selling, and Dealing Marijuana
• 11. Marijuana and the Law
• 12. Epilogue: Models of Marijuana Use
• Appendix
• Glossary

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Drug Use in America: An OverviewBetween Politics and Reason - Chapter 2
• 3. Drug Abuse: Definitions, Indicators, and Causes
• 4. Prohibition: The Punitive Model
• 5. Strange Bedfellows: Ideology, Politics, and the Drug Legalization Debate
• 6. Legalization and Decriminalization: An Overview
• 7. Business as Usual?
• 8. Will Drug Use/Abuse Rise under Legalization?
• 9. Drugs and Crime
• 10. Alcohol and Tobacco: The Real Dangerous Drugs?
• 11. Summary and Conclusions
• Appendix: A Brief Guide to Drug Effects
• References

• Chapter 1
• Chapter 2
• Chapter 3
• Chapter 4
• Chapter 5
• Chapter 6
• Chapter 7
• Chapter 8
• Chapter 9
• Chapter 10
• Chapter 11
• Chapter 12
• Chapter 13
• Chapter 14
• Chapter 15
• Chapter 16
• Chapter 17
• Chapter 18
• Chapter 19

• Introduction
• 1. An Overview of Marijuana
• 2. The First Time
• 3. Marijuana Activities I: Food and Music
• 4. Marijuana Activities II
• 5. Sex and Intimacy
• 6. The Social Drug

• Foreword
• A Fable
• Introduction
• A Note to the Non-Scientist Reader


• 1. Marijuana
• 2. The Nature of Drug-Induced States of Consciousness
• 3. Method of Study
• 4. One Hundred and Fifty Experienced Marijuana Users
• 5. Methods of Analysis Part II: Phenomenology of Marijuana Intoxication
• 6. Vision
• 7. Hearing
• 8. Touch, Temperature, Taste, and Smell
• 9. Space and Time
• 10. Ostensible Paranormal Phenomena (ESP)
• 11. The Body
• 12. Social Interaction
• 13. Sexuality
• 14. Cognitive Processes: Memory
• 15. Cognitive Processes: Thought
• 16. Emotions
• 17. Control
• 18. Identity
• 19. Spiritual Experiences
• 20. Sleep and Dreams
• 21. "Desirable" and "Undesirable" Effects
• 22. Aftereffects
• 23. Miscellaneous Effects
• 24. Levels of Intoxication
• 25. Experience in Using Drugs
• 26. Meditation and Growth
• 27. Age, Sex, and Educational Level
• 28. Alcohol and Marijuana
• 29. More Powerful Psychdelics (LSD) and Marijuana
• 30. Factor Analysis: Dimensions of Intoxication
• 31. Summary
• Appendix A: Effects of More Powerful Psychedelic Drugs
• Appendix B: Questionnaire Used in This Study
• References

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