RELATION OF PARENTAL SUPPORT AND CONTROL TO ADOLESCENTS' EXTERNALIZING SYMPTOMATOLOGY AND SUBSTANCE USE: A LONGITUDINAL EXAMINATION OF CURVILINEAR EFFECTS
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STICE, E., ET AL., RELATION OF PARENTAL SUPPORT AND CONTROL TO ADOLESCENTS' EXTERNALIZING SYMPTOMATOLOGY AND SUBSTANCE USE: A LONGITUDINAL EXAMINATION OF CURVILINEAR EFFECTS. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY, Vol. 21, no. 6 (1993), p. 609-629.
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39660
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SIIS R.464
Palabras clave:
Actitudes familia, Actitudes sociales, Adolescentes, Alcohol, Drogas, Drogodependencias
Actitudes familia, Actitudes sociales, Adolescentes, Alcohol, Drogas, Drogodependencias
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