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Chunk #66 — Explaining Individual Differences in Risk among African Americans — Environmental Risk Factors — Family factors and alcohol use

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Less drinking, yet more problems: understanding African American drinking and related problems.
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drink heavily, African American youth are significantly more likely than their European American peers to be concerned about their parents’ disapproval of their drinking alcohol (Ringwalt & Palmer, 1990). It is thought that due to the higher level of constraints placed on youth by their parents, parental influence may in fact be a stronger determinant of drug use than peer influence for African American youth compared to other racial groups (Clark, Belgrave, & Abell, 2012; Wallace & Muroff, 2002).