Do parents and peers matter? A prospective socio-ecological examination of substance use and sexual risk among African American youth
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Elkington, K.S, ET AL., Do parents and peers matter? A prospective socio-ecological examination of substance use and sexual risk among African American youth. Journal of Adolescence, Vol. 34, no. 5 (2011), p. 1035-1047.
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SIIS R.1584 Archivo
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Compañeros, Datos estadísticos, Drogodependencias, Etnia, Factor de riesgo, Juventud, Menores, Padres, Relaciones personales, Riesgo, Sida, EE.UU.
Compañeros, Datos estadísticos, Drogodependencias, Etnia, Factor de riesgo, Juventud, Menores, Padres, Relaciones personales, Riesgo, Sida, EE.UU.
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