Effect of snuff and alcohol on academics and family factors in adolescent
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https://doi.org/10.21134/haaj.v14i1.214Keywords:
Snuff, Alcohol, Family, Academic, Adolescents.Abstract
The present study aims to analyze the levels of alcohol and snuff teen ruling possible relationships with family and academic parameters These three hypotheses were advanced: boys and girls who regularly consume alcohol and snuff have a worse academic performance; frequent consumption of both elements has a negative impact on the family and academic environments; and the lower the academic level of the parents, the more likely the use of both substances.The participation of a total of 2,134 adolescents allowed the record and evaluation of Snuff consumption variables (FTND), Drinking (AUDIT), Family Function Scale (APGAR), Academic Level Students and Parents.
No association between the youngsters ‘consumption or intake of snuff and alcohol and their parents’ academic performance and educational level can be made.
The main conclusion that can be drawn is that adolescents with severe family disorders present values of the high dependence on patent snuff being the medium and heavy drinking and having high rates of repetition.
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