Family factors and adolescents' alcohol use: A reply to Chassin and Handley (2006) and Fromme (2006). |
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Authors: | van der Vorst, Haske C. M. E. Engels, Rutger Meeus, Wim Dekovi?, Maja Vermulst, Ad |
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Abstract: | In this reply, the authors address the comments of L. Chassin and E. D. Handley (see record 2006-07521-006) and of K. Fromme (see record 2006-07521-007) on the authors' article, "Parental Attachment, Parental Control, and Early Development of Alcohol Use: A Longitudinal Study" (see record 2006-07521-002). Further, the authors elaborate on some topics in the area of parenting and substance use-for example, testing bidirectional associations between parenting and adolescents' substance use, the importance of measuring substance-specific socialization, and the relevance of using within-family designs and multi-informant data. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved) |
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Keywords: | parenting alcohol use longitudinal adolescent alcohol use parental influences childhood adjustment substance use disorders parenting familial influences adolescent development |
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