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Over de inhoud
• Introduction and Overview ….. 1
• Explaining Substance Use among Children and Adolescents ….. 31
• Prenatal Exposure to Substances of Abuse ….. 101
• Exposure to and Use of Substances of Abuse during Infancy and Childhood ….. 126
• Adolescent Substance Use ….. 138
• Dual Diagnosis among Adolescents ….. 159
• Effects of Substance Use on Learning and Memory among Children and Adolescents ….. 172
• Substance-Related Accidents and Violence: Children and Adolescents as Victims ….. 185
• Substance-Related Crime: Children and Adolescents as Perpetrators ….. 204
• Preventing and Treating Substance Use among Children and Adolescents ….. 228

Appendix I. Abbreviations Used in Text
Appendix II. Generic, Trade, and Common Names of Substances of Abuse
Appendix III. Directory of Major North American Child and Adolescent Substance Use Treatment Centers, Referral Agencies, and Information Sources
References
Author Index
Subject Index
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Tekstfragment
“Substance use among children and adolescents in North America, often viewed as part of the rite of passage from childhood to adulthood (at least for boys), is invariably accompanied by significant concern on the part of parents, teachers, researchers, and policymakers. Public concern about substance use among adolescents is not new, and several patterns of concern regarding the use of various substances of abuse over the modern period have been noted. For example, marijuana use during the 1920s (Prohibition era) was cause for alarm in many states and provinces, as was heroin use during the 1950s in New York City and other North American cities. The use of psychedelics by the flower children in the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco, and elsewhere, during the 1960s and 1970s occasioned much public outcry, as did alcohol, nicotine, and cocaine use among children and adolescents during the 1980s. The 1990s have been characterized by worries about crack cocaine and polysubstance use among girls and boys from all socioeconomic groups living in rural and urban regions of North America. More recently, attention has been directed at the relationship between substance use and the apparent rising incidence of violent crime. In fact, homicide has become the leading cause of death for young black males and suicide for young white males.”
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Zoekwoorden
jeugdrisico, ontwikkelingspsychopathologie, gedragsproblematiek, maatschappelijke zorg, schoolprestaties, cognitieve schade, preventiebeleid, klinische interventie, epidemiologie jeugd, gezondheidsvoorlichting, sociale omgeving, behandelprogramma
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