… would be associated with less substance use. Finally, additional … relationship between social
support and substance use was modera(ed by perceived scholastic competence or gender. …

… of early adolescents' perceptions of social support from parents, … Relationship of perceived
competencies, perceived social support, and gender to substance use in young adolescents. …

… study investigated gender differences in the relationship between sources of perceived
support (… , and better social skills for girls, and higher leadership for boys, above and beyond …

… competence but negatively related or unrelated to substance … , we could not address any
potential gender specific effects. In … of all types of substance use, but no relationship was found …

… In addition, differences in perceptions of social support by gender… , and social indicators for
all children and adolescents. … and problem behavior including drug use and delinquency. For …

… more social support), but illegal drug use in adolescence has … more loneliness and less social
support (Newcomb & Bentler, … of their adolescents may foster adolescents’ use (eg, gender …

… the relation between social support and depression in youth and … In addition, gender
differences were largely absent from this … of one’s time or skills, or financial support. Informational …

… Male gender was related to greater tolerance for deviance. … the relationship between parental
support and adolescent … and competence, are also involved in adolescent substance use. …

… Based on a functional model of social support processes (… that asked the subject's age,
gender, and ethnic background. … that the relationship of life events to substance use is not totally …

… and methodological approaches have been used (terminology, … For example, in this study
to measure perceived social support… Gender differences in the relationship between perceived …