Medical and recreational cannabis legalization lead to increased cannabis use among
adults. There is concern that legalization has negative implications for minors via effects on …

Social media appear to contribute to body dissatisfaction in adolescents, although few
empirical studies exist. This study used six focus groups (total N= 38) to explore relations …

The quality of parent–child relationships likely influences many decisions and behaviors
made by early adolescents, including their alcohol and marijuana use. We examined how …

This chapter is organized as follows. First is a review and discussion of historical factors that
may affect intergenerational (IG) associations in parenting and how they have been studied …

Purpose The recent legalization of nonmedical marijuana use in several US states has
unknown implications for those who are actively parenting. This study examined parents' …

The family environment and parental guidance are generally considered to be key drivers of
children's health behaviours. Parents, mostly mothers, have become a focal point of policies …

Background: Several studies have uncovered a relationship between parenting styles and
the likelihood that adolescents use tobacco, alcohol or illegal drugs. Objectives: This paper …

Within-person studies are lacking regarding how recreational cannabis legalization (RCL)
and the numbers of neighborhood cannabis retailers relate to adolescents' cannabis use …

Parental cannabis use disorder (CUD) and low positive parenting (monitoring, support, and
consistency) are risk factors for adolescent cannabis use. However, it is unclear whether …

Objectives To assess, before legalization in Canada, whether parental cannabis use is
associated with initiation of use in adolescent offspring or with use in young-adult offspring …