Longitudinal Test of Multiple Risk and Protective Factor Domains for Early Substance Use Onset: Implications for Primary Prevention Policy and Practice

Our findings underscore the need for both basic and prevention research guided by systems-based approaches versus a focus on a limited set of etiological factors.

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Substance Use &amp Addiction Journal
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2025-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.1177/29767342251392695
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Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes
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Longitudinal Test of Multiple Risk and Protective Factor Domains for Early Substance Use Onset: Implications for Primary Prevention Policy and Practice

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Longitudinal Test of Multiple Risk and Protective Factor Domains for Early Substance Use Onset: Implications for Primary Prevention Policy and Practice

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Abstract

Our findings underscore the need for both basic and prevention research guided by systems-based approaches versus a focus on a limited set of etiological factors.

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Boise State University (US), West Virginia University (US), University of Georgia (US)
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