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The ADAPT Parenting Intervention Benefits Combat Exposed Fathers Genetically Susceptible to Problem Drinking.

Prevention science : the official journal of the Society for Prevention Research - 1 Jan 2023

DeGarmo David S, Gewirtz Abigail H, Li Lijun, Tavalire Hannah F, Cicchetti Dante

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Testing a vantage sensitivity model from differential susceptibility theory (DST), we examined a G × E × I hypothesis; that is, whether a military parenting intervention program (I) might buffer a G × E susceptibility for military deployed fathers exposed to deployment combat stress and trauma. We hypothesized that combat stress (E, referring to the natural environmental factor) would lead to increases in problem...

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PMID: 36057024
DOI: 10.1007/s11121-022-01424-x

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