Peer and Parent Influences on Smoking and Drinking among Early Adolescents

Health Education and Behavior - Tập 28 Số 1 - Trang 95-107 - 2001
Bruce G. Simons‐Morton1, Denise L. Haynie1, Aria Davis Crump2, Patricia Eitel3, Keith E. Saylor4
1Prevention Research Branch, Division of Epidemiology, Statistics, and Prevention Research, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health
2Department of Health Education, University of Maryland
3Menninger Foundation, New York
4Neurosciences Inc., Bethesda, Maryland

Tóm tắt

Social influences can promote or discourage adolescent substance use. The authors surveyed 4,263 sixth- to eighth-grade students to assess the effect of peer and parent influences on adolescent substance use. The authors conducted separate multiple logistic regression analyses for smoking and drinking, controlling for grade, sex, and race. Positive independent associations with smoking and drinking were found for direct peer pressure and associating with problem-behaving friends. Independent negative associations with smoking and drinking were also found for parent involvement, parent expectations, and parent regard. In an analysis of interactions, peer pressure was positively associated with drinking for girls but not for boys and problem-behaving friends was positively associated with drinking for both boys and girls. The findings are consistent with the hypothesis that associating with deviant peers promotes and that authoritative parenting protects against smoking and drinking.

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Health Education and Behavior

Tập 28 Số 1

95-107

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