Sentence examples for increased substance use from inspiring English sources

Probationers who had broader social support availability also had increased substance use and unprotected sex.

Thus, the multistep chain could be that stress and strain mediates the associations seen between needs and increased substance use (i.e., needs➔stress➔substance use).

Increased substance use can contribute to a higher probability of recidivism, which leads to further, and oftentimes more serious, involvement with the JJ system, thus creating a cycle in which youth can become trapped (Bales et al. 2006).

Increased substance use may thus serve as a link between historical trauma and violence (Arbuckle et al. 1996; Berlin 1987; DeBruyn et al. 1992; Horejsi et al. 1992; King 1999; Luna-Firebaugh 2006; Nelson et al. 1996; Piasecki et al. 1989; Robin et al. 1998).

Unfortunately, there are no large-scale studies investigating increased substance use after natural disasters in Europe.

However, substance use destroys structure, and this lack of structure can lead to a vicious circle of increased substance use.

In the male strata, the increased substances use was associated only with the severity of PTSD symptoms.

During adolescence, four concurrent conduct problem and substance use trajectory classes were identified (high conduct problems and high substance use, increasing conduct problems and increasing substance use, minimal conduct problems and increasing substance use, and minimal conduct problems and minimal substance use) using a parallel process growth mixture model.

Increasing substance use was associated with low-income status and was less evident for women within higher income categories.

Such factors may be biological (sexually transmitted diseases, e.g., syphilis), behavioral (unprotected sexual behaviors, overlapping bisexual and commercial sex, and increasing substance use), or sociocultural/environmental (e.g., migration, stigma, and social support).

This difference could be due to the study in Somalia were composed of individuals reportedly under severe stress and in a context of social disruption which may potentially increases substances use [ 16].