… suicide ideation, including substance abuse, mental illness (… to investigate gender differences
in sources of social support (ie, … These skills are necessary for the development of positive …

… dimensions of social support influence adolescent positive … 1, the demographics (age,
gender, and parents’ educational … increased standards of the skills young people must acquire […

… Specifically, adolescent gender was found to be … of social self-efficacy in the relationship
between parental involvement and adolescent PA suggests that perceived competency in peer …

… to assess the relationship between substance use and family … age- and gender-matched 50
adolescents and their parents. … in the adolescent by weakening the skills of the adolescent in …

… and gender norms can underlie ATOD use behavior of … highlight that relationship-level
factors such as ATOD use of close … social competencies of adolescents in order to teach them …

… If faculty are able to use good interpersonal skills, they can engage in the formation of a … a
relationship exists between stress and substance abuse and whether perceived faculty support …

… low relationship between social media addiction and social competence, and it was seen
that social competence perception did not explain social media addiction. It was expected and …

… and perceived social support … that substance abuse risk is positively associated with MDE
in females and males. On the other hand, social problem solving and emotion regulation skills …

… indicates less substance risk tasking (ie, healthier pattern of substance use). … ; social skills
did not correlate with substance risk taking. Gender had a significant and positive correlation …