GENDER DIFFERENCES IN ALCOHOL AND DRUG USE AMONG HISPANIC ADULTS: THE INFLUENCE OF FAMILY PROCESSES AND ACCULTURATION
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN ALCOHOL AND DRUG USE AMONG HISPANIC ADULTS: THE INFLUENCE OF FAMILY PROCESSES AND ACCULTURATION
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DOI：
10.1080/10550887.2013.859452
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发表时间：
2013-10-01
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
Brown, Robyn Lewis
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作者：
Rote, Sunshine M.;Brown, Robyn Lewis
我们以佛罗里达州迈阿密戴德县西班牙裔人口的样本代表（N = 734）为样本，研究了家庭过程和文化适应对酒精和毒品使用性别差异的影响。我们发现，(a) 结婚年龄和文化适应的增加与物质使用的增加有关，(b) 西班牙裔女性的结婚年龄、文化适应和物质使用之间的关联比男性更大，(c) 随着每多一个孩子出生，西班牙裔女性比西班牙裔男性使用物质的可能性越来越小。数据显示，家庭过程和文化适应共同影响物质的使用。
We examines the influence of family processes and acculturation for gender differences in alcohol and drug use among a sample representative of the Hispanic population in Miami-Dade County, Florida (N = 734). We found that (a) increases in age at marriage and acculturation were associated with greater substance use, (b) the associations between age at marriage, acculturation, and substance use were found to be greater for Hispanic women than men, and (c) with each additional child born, Hispanic women are increasingly less likely to use substances than Hispanic men. Data reveal that family processes and acculturation jointly impact substance use.