Disentangling longitudinal relations between youth cannabis use, peer cannabis use, and conduct problems: developmental cascading links to cannabis use disorder
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Defoe, I.N., et al., Disentangling longitudinal relations between youth cannabis use, peer cannabis use, and conduct problems: developmental cascading links to cannabis use disorder. Addiction, vol. 114, n. 3, 2018, p. 485-493.
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Drogodependencias, Cannabis, Consumo, Adolescentes, Compañeros, Efectos, Problemas de conducta, Trastornos, Factor de riesgo, Estudio longitudinal, EE.UU.
Drogodependencias, Cannabis, Consumo, Adolescentes, Compañeros, Efectos, Problemas de conducta, Trastornos, Factor de riesgo, Estudio longitudinal, EE.UU.
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