Sequences of Drug Involvement in African-American and Puerto Rican Adolescents

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healthcare

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paper

Créateur:

JudBeaEliPe

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SAG

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This study examined stages in drug involvement of 695 African-American and 637 Puerto Rican adolescents. Analysis indicated that adolescents progress through several stages of drug involvement: beer/wine, cigarettes or hard liquor, then marijuana, and, finally, illicit drugs other than marijuana. The sequence of drug involvement for both ethnic groups appears to be both unidimensional and cumulative.

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