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Does Age At First Drink Predict Problem Behaviors when Age At First Drunkenness is Taken Into Account?

E Kuntsche, I Rossow, B Simons-Morton, T Ter Bogt, A Kokkevi, E Godeau · Suchttherapie · Ausgabe 08/2011

DOI 10.1055/s-0031-1284507

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Autor:innenE Kuntsche, I Rossow, B Simons-Morton, T Ter Bogt, A Kokkevi, E Godeau
ZeitschriftSuchttherapie
Ausgabe08/2011
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Objective: Many studies have reported that the earlier the age at first drink (AFDrink) the higher the later drinking levels and related problems. However, unless adolescents do not proceed into drunkenness, it is unclear why consuming small quantities at early age should lead to later problems. The present study investigates the link between AFDrink and problem behaviors (smoking, cannabis use, injuries, fights, an…

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E Kuntsche, I Rossow, B Simons-Morton, T Ter Bogt, A Kokkevi, E Godeau (2011) Does Age At First Drink Predict Problem Behaviors when Age At First Drunkenness is Taken Into Account?. Suchttherapie (08). https://doi.org/10.1055/s-0031-1284507

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