Parent and peer pathways linking childhood experiences of abuse with marijuana use in adolescence and adulthood

Volume: 66, Pages: 70 - 75
Published: Mar 1, 2017
Abstract
The social developmental processes by which child maltreatment increases risk for marijuana use are understudied. This study examined hypothesized parent and peer pathways linking preschool abuse and sexual abuse with adolescent and adult marijuana use. Analyses used data from the Lehigh Longitudinal Study. Measures included child abuse (physical abuse, emotional abuse, domestic violence, and neglect) in preschool, sexual abuse up to age 18,...
Paper Details
Title
Parent and peer pathways linking childhood experiences of abuse with marijuana use in adolescence and adulthood
Published Date
Mar 1, 2017
Volume
66
Pages
70 - 75
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