There is a growing literature demonstrating the health benefits of social capital (defined as
the resources accessed through social connections). However, social capital is also …

Objective: Adolescents' relationships with their peers play a pivotal role in their substance-
use behaviors. As such, decades of research have examined how substance use relates to …

Aims To estimate the sex‐stratified prevalence and clustering of 14 behavioural and
metabolic health risk factors in emerging adulthood. Background The high prevalence and …

Purpose This study aims at identifying the sex‐stratified associations of involvement in
traditional bullying during middle and high school years and in cyberbullying during college …

Evidence-based information is essential for effective mental health care, yet the extent and
accessibility of the scientific literature are critical barriers for professionals and policymakers …

Social capital theory suggests that the norms, obligations, and information adolescents
receive from their social relationships act as a form of capital that can be traded in social …

Objective Social capital has been described as having both positive influences as well as
negative influences (“the dark side”) on health behaviors. We sought to test the association …

The present study examined the relationship between indicators of social capital and health-
related behaviors. A cross-sectional study was conducted on a sample of 1,062 participants …

Aims and objectives To explore the gender‐specific associations of smoking with convivial,
negative coping and intimate drinking contexts in young adults. Background Alcohol and …

본 연구의 목적은 청소년의 사회적 자본이 주관적 건강에 미치는 종단적 영향을 규명하는
것이다. 이를 위하여 한국아동․ 청소년패널조사자료 가운데 중 1 패널 1~ 6 차년도 자료를 …