Self-reported abuse history and adolescent problem behaviors. II. alcohol and drug use
Journal of Adolescent HealthPublished 1 March 1999
Lillian Bensley, Susan J. Spieker, Juliet Van Eenwyk, Judy Schoder
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Efforts to reduce substance use and abuse in adolescence, particularly heavy use and use early in adolescence), should consider the possible role of a history of maltreatment.
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Efforts to reduce substance use and abuse in adolescence, particularly heavy use and use early in adolescence, should consider the possible role of a history of maltreatment.
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