Gender Roles and Substance Use Among Mexican American Adolescents: A Relationship Moderated by Acculturation?
Gender Roles and Substance Use Among Mexican American Adolescents: A Relationship Moderated by Acculturation?
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DOI：
10.3109/10826084.2011.630438
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发表时间：
2012-01-01
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通讯作者：
Nagoshi, Julie L.
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作者：
Kulis, Stephen;Marsiglia, Flavio Francisco;Nagoshi, Julie L.
本研究以 2007 年来自美国亚利桑那州凤凰城的 1466 名墨西哥裔美国七年级青少年为样本，评估了适应/适应不良的性别角色和文化适应对预测药物使用的影响。多元回归分析发现，适应性和适应不良的性别角色都有显着影响，以及性别角色和语言文化适应之间的一些特定性别的相互作用，可以预测物质的使用。研究指出了该研究的局限性，以及对理解文化适应对性别角色如何不同地影响墨西哥裔美国男孩和女孩的药物使用的影响的影响。
This research assesses the effects of adaptive/maladaptive gender roles and acculturation in predicting substance use in a 2007 sample of 1466 Mexican American seventh-grade adolescents from Phoenix, Arizona, USA. Multiple regression analyses found significant effects for both adaptive and maladaptive gender roles, as well as several gender-specific interactions between gender roles and linguistic acculturation that predicted substance use. Limitations of the research are noted, as well as implications for understanding the impact of acculturation on how gender roles differentially affect substance use in Mexican American boys versus girls.