Does solitary substance use increase adolescents' risk for poor psychosocial and behavioral outcomes? A 9-year longitudinal study comparing solitary and social users (Q46645226)

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English	Does solitary substance use increase adolescents' risk for poor psychosocial and behavioral outcomes? A 9-year longitudinal study comparing solitary and social users	scientific article published in December 2006

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Does solitary substance use increase adolescents' risk for poor psychosocial and behavioral outcomes? A 9-year longitudinal study comparing solitary and social users (English)

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teenager

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Rebecca L. Collins

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Rebecca L Collins

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Joan S Tucker

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Phyllis L Ellickson

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David J Klein

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1 December 2006

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Psychology of Addictive Behaviors

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20

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4

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363-372

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10.1037/0893-164X.20.4.363

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