Family-focused preventive interventions: evaluating parental risk moderation of substance use trajectories

Article Abstract:

The intervention effects on adolescent alcohol and tobacco use trajectories moderated by family risk, as defined by parental social emotional maladjustment, are examined using four years of longitudinal data from 373 families participating in randomized intervention control clinical trial. The findings indicate the feasibility of developing universal preventive interventions that offer comparable benefits to all families.

Tobacco farms, Tobacco, Tobacco Farming, Evaluation, Drug abuse, Alcohols

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Multilevel methods for modeling observed sequences of family interaction

Article Abstract:

The ways to analyze sequential data generated by discrete microcoding methods to test hypotheses about family interaction are described. The current methods for studying sequential data are also presented and their limits are discussed.

United States, Science & research, Research, Domestic relations, Family relations, Sequential analysis

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