Feasibility of a parenting program to prevent substance use among Latino youth: A community-based participatory research study

Keyphrases

• Adolescent Parents 25%
• Adolescent Substance Use 50%
• Church 25%
• Collaborating Organization 25%
• Community-based Participatory Research 100%
• Descriptive Statistics 25%
• Family Training 50%
• Feasibility Outcomes 25%
• Group Interaction 50%
• Harsh Parenting 25%
• Immigrants 50%
• Interaction Quality 25%
• Internalizing-externalizing 25%
• Latino Families 25%
• Latino Parents 50%
• Latino Youth 100%
• Multiple Regression Model 25%
• One-group 25%
• Outcome Test 25%
• Paired T-test 25%
• Parent Outcomes 50%
• Parental Perception 25%
• Parental Self-efficacy 25%
• Parenting 25%
• Parenting Parents 25%
• Parenting Practices 25%
• Parenting Programs 100%
• Pretest-posttest 50%
• Retention Programs 25%
• School Clinic 25%
• Social Service Agencies 25%
• Substance Use 100%
• Substance Use Behaviors 25%
• T-test 25%
• Traditional Values 100%
• Training Intervention 25%
• Value Score 25%

Social Sciences

• Community-Based 100%
• Descriptive Statistics 25%
• Group Interaction 50%
• Immigrant 50%
• Interpersonal Relations 25%
• Participatory Research 100%
• Research Framework 25%
• Self-Efficacy 25%
• Social Services 25%
• Sociodemographics 25%
• Spanish 25%
• Substance Use 100%

Psychology

• Externalization 25%
• Immigrant 50%
• Internalizing 50%
• Interpersonal Relations 25%
• Multiple Regression 25%
• Regression Model 25%
• Self-Efficacy 25%
• Substance Use 100%