Miguel de Cervantes ante el espejo de la escritura

Megías, José Manuel Lucía

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“…Perceived approval of use among close friends seems to be a robust predictor of adolescents' substance use intentions (Olds, Thombs & Tomasek, 2005). Therefore, whereas conventional peers are likely to disapprove of tobacco and cannabis use, the same may not apply to alcohol use, which is very prevalent among adolescents and widely socially accepted (Megías et al, 2007;Pons & Buelga, 2011).…”

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Emotional and Psychosocial Factors Associated With Drunkenness and the Use of Tobacco and Cannabis in Adolescence: Independent or Interactive Effects?

García-Moya

Barón

Moreno

2017

Substance Use & Misuse

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Emotional and psychosocial factors showed significant interactive effects on substance use. Emotional control, which tended to buffer the effects of potential risk factors, and peers' substance use were consistent predictors of substance use. In contrast, the role of other factors depended on the substance under study, with depression and peers' conventional behavior being part of interactive terms for tobacco use and cannabis use only, and the quality of parent-child relationships being absent from the final model on cannabis use. Conclusions/Importance: Exploring interactions and potential substance-specific effects is fundamental to reach a better understanding of how emotional and psychosocial factors work in concert relative to substance use in adolescence.

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confidence: 99%