Ecological correlates of substance use in African American adolescents living in public housing communities: Assessing the moderating effects of social cohesion
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Nebbitt, V.E., ET AL., Ecological correlates of substance use in African American adolescents living in public housing communities: Assessing the moderating effects of social cohesion. Children and Youth Services Review, Vol. 34, no. 2 (2012), p. 338-347.
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Adolescentes, Alcohol, Cannabis, Centros de protección, Compañeros, Datos estadísticos, Delincuencia juvenil, Drogodependencias, Factor de riesgo, Malos tratos, Menores, Tabaco, Violencia, EE.UU.
Adolescentes, Alcohol, Cannabis, Centros de protección, Compañeros, Datos estadísticos, Delincuencia juvenil, Drogodependencias, Factor de riesgo, Malos tratos, Menores, Tabaco, Violencia, EE.UU.
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