Social epidemiology of early adolescent alcohol expectancies

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Authors

Jason M. Nagata · University of California, San Francisco

Gabriel Zamora · University of California, San Francisco

Natalia Smith · University of California, San Francisco

Omar M. Sajjad · Dartmouth College

Joan Shim · University of California, San Francisco

Kyle T. Ganson · University of Toronto

Alexander Testa

Abstract

Older age, White non-Latino/Hispanic race, male sex, sexual minority status, higher parental education, and higher household income were associated with higher positive and negative alcohol expectancies. Future research should examine the mechanisms linking these specific sociodemographic factors to alcohol expectancies to inform future prevention and intervention efforts.

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Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes Prenatal Substance Exposure Effects Homelessness and Social Issues

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Published in: BMC Public Health

Volume 23, Issue 1, pp. 2502-2502

DOI: 10.1186/s12889-023-17434-5

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Social epidemiology of early adolescent alcohol expectancies

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