The Availability of Substances in Adolescence: Influences in Emerging Adulthood.

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The Availability of Substances in Adolescence: Influences in Emerging Adulthood.

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The Availability of Substances in Adolescence: Influences in Emerging Adulthood.

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Clifford L Broman

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Parenting practices as predictors of substance use, delinquency, and aggression among urban minority youth: moderating effects of family structure and gender.

Effects of parental monitoring, parent-child communication, and parents' expectation of the child's acculturation on the substance use behaviors of urban, Hispanic adolescents.

Exposure to paternal alcoholism does not predict development of alcohol-use disorders in offspring: evidence from an offspring-of-twins study.

Epidemiology of substance abuse among Latinos.

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10.1080/1067828X.2015.1103346

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