The roles of family, peer, school, and attitudinal factors in cannabis use across immigrant generations of youth
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Hamilton, H.A., ET AL., The roles of family, peer, school, and attitudinal factors in cannabis use across immigrant generations of youth. Journal of Drug Issues, Vol. 42, no. 1 (2012), p. 46-58.
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Adolescentes, Cannabis, Compañeros, Drogodependencias, Entorno educativo, Entorno familiar, Exclusión social, Factor de riesgo, Juventud, Migración, EE.UU.
Adolescentes, Cannabis, Compañeros, Drogodependencias, Entorno educativo, Entorno familiar, Exclusión social, Factor de riesgo, Juventud, Migración, EE.UU.
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