Longitudinal research in the social and behavioral sciences
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 199-222) and index
CONTENTS NOTE
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Different Worlds: Drug Use and Ethnicity in Early Adolescence -- Context and design of the Study --Substance Use and Other Social Deviance -- Pathways to Drug Use -- Are Girls Different? A Developmental perspective on Gender Differences in Risk Factors for Substance Use among Adolescents -- Cultural Adjustment and hispanic Adolescent Drug Use -- Developmental Patterns of African American Adolescent Drug Use -- Prevention Implications and Conclusion
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(Publisher-supplied data) This insightful text looks at key risk factors identified with drug use among Hispanic, African-American, and White non-Hispanic adolescents, expanding on current models of drug research to account for the unique experiences of these young people. The model underlying the research draws components from three theoretical models: self-derogation/self-esteem; acculturation stress; and perceptions of racial and cultural prejudice and discrimination. By integrating these theories, the authors generate hypotheses and general research questions within the context of adolescents' ethnic and social environments. The eight chapters underscore the importance of the culture, neighborhoods, and social strata in understanding life course drug use and behavior
TOPICAL NAME USED AS SUBJECT
Drug abuse-- Social aspects-- Florida-- Miami, Longitudinal studies
Ethnicity-- Florida-- Miami, Longitudinal studies
Minority teenagers-- Drug use-- Florida-- Miami, Longitudinal studies
Teenagers-- Drug use-- Florida-- Miami, Longitudinal studies
Adolescent-- United States
African Americans-- United States
Cross-Cultural Comparison-- United States
Hispanic Americans-- United States
Longitudinal Studies-- United States
Substance-Related Disorders-- ethnology-- United States