Antisocial behavior at age 37: developmental trajectories of marijuana use extending from adolescence to adulthood
Wedi'i Gadw mewn:
Brook, J.S., ET AL., Antisocial behavior at age 37: developmental trajectories of marijuana use extending from adolescence to adulthood. American Journal on Addictions, Vol. 20, no. 6 (2011), p. 509-515.
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186262
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SIIS R.1264 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Adolescentes, Adultos, Cannabis, Conducta, Consumo, Drogodependencias, Etapas de vida, Problemas de conducta
Adolescentes, Adultos, Cannabis, Conducta, Consumo, Drogodependencias, Etapas de vida, Problemas de conducta
Eitemau Tebyg: Antisocial behavior at age 37: developmental trajectories of marijuana use extending from adolescence to adulthood
- DEVELOPMENTAL THEORIES OF PARENTAL CONTRIBUTORS TO ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR
- PROBLEM-BEHAVIOR THEORY AND THE EXPLANATION OF ADOLESCENT MARIJUANA USE
- AGE DIFFERENCES IN DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS, ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR, AND NEGATIVE PERCEPTIONS OF FAMILY, SCHOOL, AND PEERS AMONG ADOLESCENTS
- CHILDHOOD ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND ADOLESCENT ALCOHOL USE DISORDERS
- ADOLESCENT PATHWAYS TO ADULT SMOKING: ETHNIC IDENTITY, PEER SUBSTANCE USE, AND ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR
- DISORDER ATTRIBUTION AND CLINICAL JUDGEMENT IN THE ASSESSMENT OF ADOLESCENT ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR