Background Alcohol use during adolescence has been predicted by motives to drink or
abstain, as well as parental attitudes to youth drinking. As peers can provide access and�…

To enhance prevention efforts to reduce college drinking, parents have been identified as an
important source of influence that can be modified with brief interventions. Research�…

This study examined age, gender, and racial differences in parental and peer disapproval of
alcohol use and in the relationship of these injunctive norms with drinking during�…

Although motivations to use alcohol have been shown to predict alcohol use and alcohol-
related problems, little is known about how drinking motives develop. This study identified�…

Introduction While alcohol-specific parenting practices have demonstrated unique effects on
adolescent substance use, their efficacy in the context of parental drinking levels has not�…

Parents impact adolescent substance abuse, but sex-specific influences are not well-
understood. This study examined parental influences on adolescent drinking behavior in a�…

Background Studies have shown that parents have a significant influence on emerging adult
college students' drinking during the first year of college. Limited research has been�…

Objective: The purpose of this research was to examine whether authoritative, authoritarian,
indulgent, and neglectful parenting styles were associated with adolescent alcohol use and�…

Objective: Parents and peers exert significant influence on a young person's decision to
consume alcohol. This study examines the relationship between parental monitoring and�…

Objective: The purpose of this research was to examine the associations of parenting style,
religiosity, and peer alcohol use with alcohol use and heavy drinking. Method: Structural�…