Developmental Pathways of Violence and Substance Use in a High Risk Sample

Keyphrases

1. Violence 100%
2. Substance Use 100%
3. High-risk Sample 100%
4. Developmental Pathways 100%
5. Violence Victimization 66%
6. Protective Factors 33%
7. Late Adolescence 33%
8. Developmental Mechanisms 33%
9. Early Adolescence 22%
10. Aggression 22%
11. Reactive Aggression 22%
12. Exposure to Violence 22%
13. Harsh Parenting 22%
14. Gun Violence 22%
15. Parental Monitoring 22%
16. Etiology 22%
17. Proactive Aggression 22%
18. Early-life Exposure 22%
19. Gender Differences 11%
20. Activity Space 11%
21. Potential Predictors 11%
22. Etiological Model 11%
23. Cognitive Behavior 11%
24. Community Risk Factors 11%
25. National Institutes of Health 11%
26. Resilience 11%
27. Factors Predicting 11%
28. Substance Abuse 11%
29. High Crime 11%
30. Preventive Intervention 11%
31. Critical Time Points 11%
32. Perinatal Exposure 11%
33. Maternal Report 11%
34. Family Community 11%
35. Reciprocal Associations 11%
36. Cognitive Processes 11%
37. Parental Support 11%
38. Weapon Carrying 11%
39. Cognitive Determinants 11%
40. Mother-infant Dyad 11%
41. Behavioral Determinants 11%
42. Fearlessness 11%
43. Peer Victimization 11%
44. Multiple Levels of Analysis 11%
45. Mediating Mechanism 11%
46. Non-normative 11%
47. School Age 11%
48. Peer Deviance 11%
49. Peer Bullying 11%
50. Moderating Mechanism 11%
51. Maternal-child 11%
52. Multiple Methods 11%
53. Critical Risk Factors 11%
54. Monitoring Support 11%
55. Developmental Outcomes 11%
56. Perinatal Risk 11%
57. At Birth 11%
58. Behavioral Response 11%
59. Physiological Determinants 11%
60. Conscience 11%
61. Prenatal Cocaine Exposure 11%
62. Child Self-report 11%
63. Positive Outcome Expectancies 11%
64. Risk Factors 11%
65. Sampling Methods 11%
66. Multi-method 11%
67. Low Regulations 11%
68. Teacher Report 11%
69. Gang Involvement 11%
70. Physiological Reactivity 11%
71. Hostile Attribution Bias 11%