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Caregivers' and adolescents' perceptions of a culturally adapted, evidence—based programme for substance-misusing teens
Context – The prevalence of problem substance use is a global concern, particularly for adolescents due to their ongoing developmental changes. Amongst other contributory factors, parenting styles adopted by parents and caregivers can either; increase the risks of their children developing substance...
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Department of Psychology
2020
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