A prospective study of mutual influence for substance use among young adult marital dyads.
A prospective study of mutual influence for substance use among young adult marital dyads.
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一项关于年轻成人婚姻夫妻物质使用相互影响的前瞻性研究。
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10.1037/adb0000329
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2018
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Windle,RebeccaC
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Windle,Michael;Windle,RebeccaC
这2波纵向研究的目的是指定，测试和评估的演员，合作伙伴的相互依赖模型（APIM）与年轻的成年人的婚姻二人测试丈夫和妻子的相互影响，对彼此的物质使用。在基线和5年后从年轻人及其配偶中收集前瞻性数据。来自237对夫妇的数据被用来测试配偶对酒精使用、酒精问题和大麻使用的依赖性。婚姻伴侣对彼此的物质使用有显着的影响，但模式是不同的，取决于参考的结果。丈夫的酒精使用显着预测妻子的酒精使用和酒精问题。妻子的酒精使用和大麻使用显着预测丈夫的酒精使用，酒精问题和大麻使用。对于这些年轻的成年夫妇，合作伙伴的影响，表明双方的配偶，但更广泛的影响，表明从妻子到丈夫比相反。
The purpose of this 2-wave longitudinal study was to specify, test, and evaluate an actor–partner interdependence model (APIM) with young adult marital dyads to test husbands’ and wives’ mutual influences on each other’s substance use. Prospective data were collected from young adults and their spouses at baseline and 5 years later. Data from 237 dyads were used to test spouses’ interdependence on alcohol use, alcohol problems, and marijuana use with the APIMs. Marital partners had significant effects on each other’s substance use, though the patterns were different contingent on the outcome referenced. Husbands’ alcohol use significantly predicted wives’ alcohol use and alcohol problems. Wives’ alcohol use and marijuana use significantly predicted husbands’ alcohol use, alcohol problems, and marijuana use. For these young adult dyads, partner influences were indicated for both spouses, but more pervasive influences were indicated from wives-to-husbands than the reverse.