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Risk and Protective Factors for Adolescent Drug Use:
Findings from the 1997 National Household Survey on Drug Abuse
 
Table of Contents (TOC)

Cover Page

Acknowledgements

List of Figures

List of Tables

Highlights

CHAPTER 1: Introduction
 Overview of the NHSDA Methodology

 CHAPTER 2: Risk and Protective Factors For Substance Use, By Demographic Characteristics
 Community Domain
 Family Domain
 Peer/Individual Domain
 School Domain
 General Domain
 General Domain: Exposure to Prevention Messages
 Comparisons of Estimates with Different Age Distributions

 CHAPTER 3: Relationships Between Risk/Protective Factors and Substance Use
 Community Domain
 Family Domain
 Peer/Individual Domain
 School Domain
 General Domain
 General Domain: Exposure to Prevention Messages
 Race/Ethnicity and Gender Differences
 Summary Measures for the Risk and Protective Factors

 CHAPTER 4: Prediction of Past Year Substance Use
 Past Year Use of Marijuana
 Past Year Use of Cigarettes, Alcohol, and Any Illicit Drug Other Than Marijuana

 References

 Appendix A: Directory of Prevention Domains, Constructs, and Items Used from the 1997 NHSDA Questionnaire
Appendix B: Detailed Data Tables
Appendix C: Selected Standard Error Tables for Past Year Marijuana Use
Appendix D: Distribution of Risk and Protective Factors and Substance Use, by Age and Gender
Appendix E: Further Analyses of the Unexpected Findings on Hearing Alcohol/Drug Prevention Messages and Being Spoken to by Parents About Alcohol or Drug Use
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