1993
DOI: 10.1300/j272v02n03_08
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Literature and resource review, child and adolescent substance abuse: A comprehensive bibliography of scholarly references—1992–1993

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“…Alcohol use by adolescents is known to be a signi cant risk factor for the initiation of illicit drug use (Bailey, 1992;Kandel, Yamaguchi & Chen, 1992;Yu & Williford, 1992;De-Piano & Van-Hasselt, 1994). For example, we reported recently that 15% of a sample of English 11-16year-olds regularly used drugs in combination with alcohol, whereas fewer than 1% of the sample used drugs but not alcohol (Sutherland & Willner, 1998).…”
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“…Alcohol use by adolescents is known to be a signi cant risk factor for the initiation of illicit drug use (Bailey, 1992;Kandel, Yamaguchi & Chen, 1992;Yu & Williford, 1992;De-Piano & Van-Hasselt, 1994). For example, we reported recently that 15% of a sample of English 11-16year-olds regularly used drugs in combination with alcohol, whereas fewer than 1% of the sample used drugs but not alcohol (Sutherland & Willner, 1998).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…For example, we reported recently that 15% of a sample of English 11-16year-olds regularly used drugs in combination with alcohol, whereas fewer than 1% of the sample used drugs but not alcohol (Sutherland & Willner, 1998). However, the nature of this relationship remains unclear (De-Piano & Van-Hasselt, 1994). A number of studies have advanced the concept that alcohol serves as a 'gateway' to illicit drugs, based on observations of a temporal progression from alcohol to drug use (Kandel, 1975;Yamaguchi & Kandel, 1984;Welte & Barnes, 1985;Kandel et al, 1992;Kandel & Yamaguchi, 1999).…”
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confidence: 98%