Latent developmental trajectories of episodic heavy drinking from adolescence to early adulthood: Predictors of trajectory groups and alcohol problems in early adulthood as outcome

Against this backdrop the present study will use two-wave panel data to assess the association between heavy episodic drinking and deliberate self-harm in young people by

In the current study, we investigated the relationships be- tween amount of time spent on video games and several pos- sible negative outcomes (depression, poor academic

Not early drinking but early drunkenness is a risk factor for problem behaviors among adolescents from 38 European and North American countries.. The definitive version is available

Key words: Alcohol, positive affectivity, negative affectivity, longitudinal, cohort, adults Positive and Negative Affectivity as risk factors for Heavy Drinking in the Second Half of

In particular, this study addresses several limitations of most previous research by examining (a) whether EOD (14–16 years) prospect- ively predicts risk of alcohol-related problems

longitudinal relationship of predictors for disordered eating by examining these associations in mid-adolescence, late adolescence, and young adulthood, for both males and females,

The present study examined whether across Finland, Norway and Sweden with comparable drinking cultures and alcohol policies the same factors (i.e. temporal trends in perceived access

The conventional trajectory was characterized by increasing and high levels of drunkenness and increasing but low levels of regular smoking during late adolescence and early