Child and Adolescent Alcohol Use and Abuse

Hilarski, Carolyn

doi:10.1300/j394v01n01_05

Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work

2004

DOI: 10.1300/j394v01n01_05

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Child and Adolescent Alcohol Use and Abuse

Carolyn Hilarski

Abstract: Alcohol abuse adversely affects the social, psychological, and physical health of children and adolescents. Therefore, it is imperative that youth receive the most reliable and valid assessment and methodologically proven interventions understood by research to date. Empirically supported child and adolescent assessment and interventions are described.

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Gender Difference in Offspring's Alcohol Use Disorder by 21 Years: A Longitudinal Study of Maternal Influences

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A maternal life course pattern of alcohol consumption may have an independent effect on offspring alcohol consumption, with male offspring being more vulnerable to the effects of maternal alcohol use than are female offspring. Programs intended to address alcohol consumption by adolescents and young adults need to focus on the behaviors of both parents but acknowledging that maternal patterns of alcohol consumption may be particularly important for male offspring.

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Gender Difference in Offspring's Alcohol Use Disorder by 21 Years: A Longitudinal Study of Maternal Influences

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Williams

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Substance Use & Misuse

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Issues in the Evaluation of an Online Prevention Exercise

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Schoech

2008

Journal of Technology in Human Services

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The rapid growth of computer and Internet technologies and their acceptance as a viable medium for human services delivery has opened up new possibilities for providing effective prevention programming. This article reviews some of the major online prevention websites and evaluations of their effectiveness. In addition, it reports the struggle to evaluate an interactive multimedia anger management exercise that is part of a teen substance abuse prevention website. The evaluation provided some support that a 30-minute exposure to a web-guided prevention exercise could increase teens' prevention knowledge and that completing the online exercise as supplemental homework reinforces the classroom experience. However, positive changes in other measures of behavior change were not supported. The study pointed to many issues that occur when developing and evaluating online interventions in real-world environments.This background section presents the advantages of online prevention, a brief overview of prevention research and its advantages, and an overview of prevention websites and their evaluation.

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Child and Adolescent Alcohol Use and Abuse

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Gender Difference in Offspring's Alcohol Use Disorder by 21 Years: A Longitudinal Study of Maternal Influences

Gender Difference in Offspring's Alcohol Use Disorder by 21 Years: A Longitudinal Study of Maternal Influences

Issues in the Evaluation of an Online Prevention Exercise

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