ON THE RESOLUTION OF ROLE INCOMPATIBILITY - A LIFE EVENT HISTORY ANALYSIS OF FAMILY ROLES AND MARIJUANA USE
ON THE RESOLUTION OF ROLE INCOMPATIBILITY - A LIFE EVENT HISTORY ANALYSIS OF FAMILY ROLES AND MARIJUANA USE
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DOI：
10.1086/228211
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发表时间：
1985-01-01
影响因子：
4.4
通讯作者：
KANDEL, DB
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作者：
YAMAGUCHI, K;KANDEL, DB
事件历史分析应用于生活和drung历史，以指定的因果序列，在横截面数据中观察到的大麻使用和家庭角色之间的关联：与婚姻和为人父母的反向关系;与分居/离婚的正向关系。角色选择和角色社会化解释了这些关系，这两个过程都有助于解决家庭角色和大麻使用之间潜在的不相容性。使用大麻的角色选择效应反映在推迟结婚和生育以及增加婚姻解体的风险上。家庭角色对大麻使用的社会化影响反映在妇女婚后开始吸食大麻的风险降低，以及妇女婚后和男子生育后停止吸食大麻的比例增加。预期社会化反映在男女婚前和妇女生育前停止使用大麻的倾向增加。
Event history analyses are applied to life and drung histories to specify the casual sequences that underlie the associations between marijuana use and family roles observed in cross-sectional data: inverse relationships with marriage and being a parent; positive relationships with separation/divorce. Role selection and role socialization account for these relationships, and both processes contribute to the resolution of potential incompatibilities between family roles and marijuana use. Role selection effects of marijuana use are reflected in postponement of marriage and parenthood and increased risk of marital dissolution. Socialization effects of family roles on marijuana use are reflected in the reduced risk of marijuana initiation after marriage among women and the increased rate of stopping marijuana use after marriage among women and after parenthood among men. Anticipatory socialization is reflected in an increased propensity to stop marijuana use before marriage among men and women and before parenthood among women.