Religion, Parental Influence, and Adolescent Alcohol and Marijuana Use
Religion, Parental Influence, and Adolescent Alcohol and Marijuana Use
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宗教、父母的影响以及青少年酗酒和吸食大麻
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1977
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S. R. Burkett
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S. R. Burkett
本文报告和分析的调查结果表明，在何种程度上父母的宗教信仰与青少年的宗教和道德价值观的收购，以及在何种程度上父母的宗教参与是差异相关的青少年使用大麻和酒精。讨论集中在两个一般性命题：第一，儿童及其父母参与宗教活动的程度越大，青少年就越有可能保持反对使用酒精和大麻的宗教信仰。第二，如果儿童坚持这些信念，他/她使用这些物质的可能性就越小。
This article reports and analyzes the results of surveys which indicate the extent to which parents' religiosity is related to the acquisition of religious and moral values by adolescents, and the extent to which parents' religious involvement is differentially related to marijuana and alcohol use by adolescents. The discussion focuses on two general propositions: First, the greater the extent of involvement in religious activities by both the child and his/her parents, the greater the likelihood that the youth will maintain religious beliefs which oppose the use of alcohol and marijuana. Second, to the extent that a child adheres to those beliefs the less likely he/she is to use these substances.