Mediational links between parenting styles (authoritative, authoritarian, permissive), parental
bond (positive, negative), depression, alcohol use and abuse were tested. A 2-group�…

Objective: The self-medication model suggests that some individuals may use alcohol as a
means to cope with their negative experiences. Antisocial personality reflects a lack of�…

In this paper we examine the degree to which family cohesion buffers the effects of fathers'
problem drinking at Time 1 (T1) on adolescent distress, deviance, and heavy drinking at�…

The stress dampening model (Marlatt, 1987; Sayette, 1993; Sher, 1987) suggests certain
individuals may use alcohol to escape from their negative life experiences. Pathological�…

Parenting adolescents with externalizing symptomatology has been repeatedly shown to be
stress-inducing for parents. One possible coping strategy for parents dealing with this�…

Background: This investigation sought to determine how different parenting styles are
related to general self‐regulatory processes that are linked to alcohol use and abuse. Self�…

Objective: To test a stress process model in which family stress (negative life events) and
fathers' family system resources (marital adjustment and positive father-child relationships)�…

Objective: This study examines the relationship between parental alcohol use disorders
(AUDs) and child violent and nonviolent delinquency. It also explores the mediating effects�…

Abstract Background: Social Learning Theory suggests how one conceptualizes time will be
passed from parent to child (Bandura & Walters, 1963). Through the lens of Behavioral�…