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For reports on specific correlates, also see Topics.
For reports on substance use by racial and ethnic
groups, see Race. For terms explained
and appropriate use and interpretation, see Use
of Prevalence & Incidence in Substance Use Literature: A
Review (PDF format). Also available is a Comparison
of Substance Use in Australia and the United States.
Correlates in the OAS reports include the following: age, gender,
pregnancy status, race/ethnicity, education, employment, geographic area,
frequency of use, and association with alcohol, tobacco use, & illegal
drug use.
2003 Data:
2002 Data:
2001 Data:
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For reports on specific risk factors, see Topics. Prevention-related measures include: perceptions of risk, availability,
parental disapproval, youth exposure to prevention messages & programs, and
delinquent behaviors among youth.
Also see Risks and
Protective Factors
Also see Parental,
Peer, and School Influences
Risk factors in the data tables include: perceived risk
& availability of drugs, neighborhood characteristics, fighting &
criminal activity, peer disapproval, peer substance use, prevention programs,
religious involvement, youth's feelings about school, parental involvement, and
close friend's disapproval.
2003 Data:
 2003
NSDUH: Youth
Prevention-Related Measures
2002 Data:
Results
of the 2002 National Survey on Drug Use & Health (HTML
format)
Chapter
on 2002 Youth Prevention-Related Measures
2002
National Survey on Drug Use & Health Detailed Tables (PDF format)
2001 Data:
Prevention-Related
Measures: Chapter in 2001 NHSDA Report
Perceptions of Risk
Availability
Parental Disapproval
Delinquent Behaviors among Youths Aged 12 to 17
Youth Exposure to Prevention Messages and Programs
Trends in Substance Use, by Risk and Protective Factors
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