Add to ORKGIn this study, we examined the association between English language usage (one of the indicators of acculturation) and smoking in a representative sample of adolescents in California. We hypothesized that (a) English language usage would be associated with increased risk of smoking among Hispanic and Asian American adolescents and (b) this association would be mediated by differences in smoking-related psychosocial variables, such as perceived access to cigarettes, perceived consequences of smoking, prevalence estimates of smoking among peers, friends\u27 smoking, cigarette offers, and cigarette refusal self-efficacy
Adolescents from different ethnic groups show different cigarette smoking prevalence rates, suggesti...
This article examined the impact of linguistic acculturation and gender on the substance use initiat...
BackgroundResearch suggests that an immigrant paradox exists where those who were not born in the Un...
In this study, we examined the association between English language usage (one of the indicators of ...
English: Asian Americans are one of the fastest growing minority groups in the United States. This s...
This study was designed to examine the relationship between language spoken and smoking (at least on...
Gateway drug theory provides a useful framework for understanding drug use among adolescent populati...
Background. Hispanic populations have been shown to be at high risk for smoking. The complex psychol...
Copyright © 2012 Daniel A. Gundersen et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Cre...
OBJECTIVE Although ethnic differences in adolescent smoking have been well documented, smoking among...
The present study sought to determine whether risk factors for cigarette smoking onset have a strong...
Previous research has indicated that the influence of peers on adolescent smoking may differ across ...
Objective: To determine the extent to which Chinese American and white minors differ in age of smoki...
Surveys of cigarette smoking among Hispanics in the Southwest have shown a pattern of smoking distin...
This cross-sectional study explores the differences in ethnicity, sex, immi-gration (place of birth ...
Adolescents from different ethnic groups show different cigarette smoking prevalence rates, suggesti...
This article examined the impact of linguistic acculturation and gender on the substance use initiat...
BackgroundResearch suggests that an immigrant paradox exists where those who were not born in the Un...
In this study, we examined the association between English language usage (one of the indicators of ...
English: Asian Americans are one of the fastest growing minority groups in the United States. This s...
This study was designed to examine the relationship between language spoken and smoking (at least on...
Gateway drug theory provides a useful framework for understanding drug use among adolescent populati...
Background. Hispanic populations have been shown to be at high risk for smoking. The complex psychol...
Copyright © 2012 Daniel A. Gundersen et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Cre...
OBJECTIVE Although ethnic differences in adolescent smoking have been well documented, smoking among...
The present study sought to determine whether risk factors for cigarette smoking onset have a strong...
Previous research has indicated that the influence of peers on adolescent smoking may differ across ...
Objective: To determine the extent to which Chinese American and white minors differ in age of smoki...
Surveys of cigarette smoking among Hispanics in the Southwest have shown a pattern of smoking distin...
This cross-sectional study explores the differences in ethnicity, sex, immi-gration (place of birth ...
Adolescents from different ethnic groups show different cigarette smoking prevalence rates, suggesti...
This article examined the impact of linguistic acculturation and gender on the substance use initiat...
BackgroundResearch suggests that an immigrant paradox exists where those who were not born in the Un...