substance use

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meanings of substanceand use

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substance
noun
uk /ˈsʌb.stəns/ us /ˈsʌb.stəns/
material with particular ...
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use
noun
uk /juːs/ us /juːs/
a purpose for which something ...
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Examples of substance use

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Although these groups of adolescents were similar in that they abstained from substanceuse, their reasons for abstaining were unique to each group.
These results suggest that twin studies of substanceuse are unlikely to be biased and may be safely extrapolated to more typical non-twin family relationships.
These consistencies with prominent theories of adult alcoholism suggest that some aspects of theories of adult alcoholism may be usefully applied to adolescent substanceuse.
Hypotheses were that associations between self-reported psychopathology and substanceuse would be stronger among affluent, suburban youth than among their inner-city counterparts.
For substanceuse, differential effects by substance type could have been masked by use of the global substanceuse score.
This stability included the areas of relationships with peers and parents, and also substanceuse and self-esteem.
The investigation examined whether self-esteem in midadolescence was related to later mental health, substanceuse, and life and relationship outcomes.
In this paper we have emphasized the many similarities between ethnic groups in the predictors and models of substanceuse.
Our second question concerned whether the strengths of the associations between substanceuse differed for frequency and severity.
For example, with respect to substanceuse, individuals are not simply passive recipients of permissive or restrictive environments.
First, substanceuse was more strongly related to diverse self-reported problems among suburban youth than among inner-city youth (as hypothesized).
Predicting serious delinquency and substanceuse among aggressive boys.
Delinquency and internalizing problems associated with persistent juvenile substanceuse between ages 7 and 18.
Further, for those who engage in both behaviors, progressions in substanceuse and in delinquency do not occur independently over time.
On externalizing indices, females reported higher substanceuse and teacher-reported inattentiveness than males, yet fared better than males on delinquency and school grades.
Preventing childhood disorders, substanceuse, and delinquency (pp. 90 - 110).
A higher level of internalizing problem behavior predicted substanceuse abstinence compared to other patterns of substanceuse.
The impact of high school substanceuse on choice of young adult living environment and career direction.
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