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Relationship with dad may ease some teen troubles

Relationship with dad may ease some teen troubles
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Closeness with dads may play special role in how kids weather adolescence

Closeness with dads may play special role in how kids weather adolescence
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How drunk is drunk? New scale helps predict negative drinking effects

The words young adults use to describe how they feel when they have been drinking alcohol are a key to understanding whether they will engage in risky behaviors such as driving under the influence. A new scale for researchers developed at Penn State has been shown to be effective in gauging how young adults feel when they have been drinking and predicting the associated

Alyssa abramsRenee cloutierBrian calhounAshley linden carmichaelNational institute on drug abuseMethodology training programNational institute on alcohol abuseUniversity of washingtonEdna bennett pierce prevention research centerInnovation labPenn stateNational instituteAlcohol abuseDrug abuseரெனீ கிளௌதிர்பிரையன் கால்ஹவுன்

How drunk is drunk? New scale helps predict negative drinking effects

The words young adults use to describe how they feel when they have been drinking alcohol are a key to understanding whether they will engage in risky

Alyssa abramsRenee cloutierBrian calhounAshley linden carmichaelNational institute on drug abuseMethodology training programNational institute on alcohol abuseUniversity of washingtonEdna bennett pierce prevention research centerInnovation labPenn stateNational instituteAlcohol abuseDrug abuseரெனீ கிளௌதிர்பிரையன் கால்ஹவுன்

How drunk? New scale spans buzzed to wasted

A new scale can effectively gauge how young adults feel when they have been drinking and predict the associated negative consequences, research finds. The words young adults use to describe how they feel when they’ve been drinking are a key to researchers understanding whether they will engage in risky behaviors such as driving under the influence. “We wanted to understand which words young adults are using because they are at the highest risk for substance misuse,” says Ashley Linden-Carmichael, assistant research professor of health and human development in the Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center at Penn State and the study’s principal investigator. “We need a consensus on how young adults talk about the effects of alcohol, so we can measure the effects correctly.”

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