Co-occurrence of alcohol and cigarette use among adolescents

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the concurrent use of cigarettes and alcohol among 3 large samples of 7-12th-grade students in New York state in 1983, 1990 and 1994. Logistic regression analysis techniques are used.

Crime, Smoking and youth, Youth smoking, Alcohol and youth, Alcohol use, Juvenile drinking

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Risk factors for pathological gambling

Article Abstract:

Potential risk factors like gambling behaviors, substance abuse and other problem behaviors and sociodemographic factors are assessed to understand pathological gambling. Accordingly, the results indicated that minority and low socioeconomic status group members have higher levels of gambling pathology than other groups.

Influence, Social classes, Social class, Compulsive gambling

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Gambling participation and pathology in the United States--a sociodemographic analysis using classification trees

Article Abstract:

A survey was conducted in the United States with the aide of Chi-square Automatic Detector (CHAID) to determine gambling and gambling pathology from a sociodemographic perspective with certain classifications. It was observed that divorcees, widowed and cohabiting men gambled more often than married or widowed white Americans.

United States

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