… for explaining socioeconomic inequalities in adolescent smoking so far, … adolescent
smoking across 35 countries, (ii) to assess the quantitative contribution of family, school and peer …

… ation of larger social contexts, eg the family, neighborhood, and media. … peers on adolescent
tobacco use. KEYWORDS Adolescence, cigarettes, crowds, friendships, peers, smoking…

… , family, and peer contextual factors in the etiology of early onset adolescent smoking and …
the dynamics of neighborhood socioeconomic, family, and peer factors over time (Wodtke et …

… Table 3 contains results from fitting 2-level logit models estimating the associations
between adolescent smoking and delinquent peer network, parental supervision, and …

… Sibling and peer smoking show greater associations with adolescent … family studies to
review, this paper focuses on studies that examine risk and protective factors for youth smoking. …

… Although adolescents spend more time with peers and less time … family smoking and
adolescent smoking behaviour. Furthermore, the results suggest that schools differed in smoking …

… associated with cigarette smoking behaviours in childhood and adolescence supplemented …
of childhood and adolescent smoking. The factors included in the analysis were as follows. …

… Early teenage smoking was best explained by sibling and peer smoking, and individual risks
… simultaneously explore community, school and family/peer influences on pre-teen smoking. …

… understanding of the contribution of peers to adolescent smoking etiology would benefit from
… variables and other social contextual variables (eg, family, school), as well as intrapersonal …

… siblings, these findings emphasize the importance of social role models on adolescent
smoking. Overall, the contributing family and peer factors to adolescent smoking did not differ …