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Familial and nonfamilial factors in the prediction of disruptive behaviors in boys at risk for substance abuse.

Journal of child psychology and psychiatry, and allied disciplines - 1 Feb 1998

Majumder P P, Moss H B, Murrelle L

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This study aims to identify (1) a core disruptive behavior disorder (DBD) postulated to presage a substance use disorder, and (2) the relative importance of parental DBD phenotypes, and familial and nonfamilial environmental factors in the determination of DBD in male children. DBD symptom counts and measures of familial and nonfamilial environmentals were collected from intact families ascertained through the...

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