CAN:s bibliotek

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*1001 $aStrandberg, Anna,$d1976-
*24510$aEvaluation of a Swedish parental prevention program :$byouth drunkenness, alcohol-specific parenting and gender differences  /$cAnna Strandberg
*260  $aStockholm :$bKarolinska institutet,$c2014
*300  $a43 s.
*500  $aHärtill 3 uppsatser
*502  $aDiss. (sammanfattning) Stockholm : Karolinska Institutet, 2014
*5208 $aThe results indicted no statistically significant program effects on youth drunkeness onset, frequent drunkeness or weekly drinking in the 9th grade. However, the program had an effect on alcohol-specific parenting, i.e. ÖPP parents reported more restrictive attitudes and fewer adolescents in the ÖPP group reported being served alcohol at home. Furthermore, parental servings of alcohol to youth at home in the 7th grade increased the likelihood of drunkenness onset for both 9th grade girls and boys, and general parental control decreased the likelihood of both drunkenness onset and frequent drunkenness for both girls and boys. Some gender differences were identified, adolescent girls were more likely to be served alcohol by parents at home while restrictive attitudes and parental warmth decreased the likelihood of frequent drunkenness among girls. (From the abstract)
*650 4$aAlcohol drinking
*650 4$aAlcoholic intoxication
*650 4$aAdolescent behavior
*650 4$aParenting
*650 4$aParent-child relations
*650 4$aSex factors
*650 4$aProgram evaluation
*653  $aAlkoholkonsumtion
*653  $aAlkoholförgiftning
*653  $aUngdomsbeteende
*653  $aFöräldraskap
*653  $aKönsfaktorer
*653  $aProgramevaluering
*653  $aFörälder-barnrelationer
*77608$iÄven utgiven elektroniskt:$tEvaluation of a Swedish parental prevention program$d2014$w17137199
*852  $hDiss.475
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