Thus, faced with evidences of possible association of
religious factors, family and leisure in alcohol abuse by
teenagers, we decided to study the interaction of these
factors on the binge drinking behavior of adolescents
who attend private high schools (most with high SES
which is a major risk factor for BD in Brazil). We chose
to study the combined association of these proximal
protective and risk factors for BD based on a well
known theoretical developmental framework: the Social
Development Model [29]. The Social Development
Model incorporates propositions of social control, social
learning and differential association theories into a
developmental framework of both prosocial and antisocial
behaviors [30]. According to this model, when adolescents
develop bonds with individuals or groups with
antisocial beliefs (e.g., drug-using peers), they are more
likely to engage in antisocial behaviors; if they develop
bonds with individual with prosocial behaviors (e.g.,
non-drug using peers, high religiosity), they are less
likely to engage in antisocial behaviors, and more likely
to engage in prosocial behaviors. Also, external constraints
such as parental monitoring can affect adolescents
socialization experiences
As such, the aims of this study are to: 1) Investigate
the role of family, leisure and religiosity on BD practices
among adolescents in private high schools in São Paulo,
Brazil; 2) Examine the role of sociodemographic factors
on BD behavior in this population.
Thus, faced with evidences of possible association ofreligious factors, family and leisure in alcohol abuse byteenagers, we decided to study the interaction of thesefactors on the binge drinking behavior of adolescentswho attend private high schools (most with high SESwhich is a major risk factor for BD in Brazil). We choseto study the combined association of these proximalprotective and risk factors for BD based on a wellknown theoretical developmental framework: the SocialDevelopment Model [29]. The Social DevelopmentModel incorporates propositions of social control, sociallearning and differential association theories into adevelopmental framework of both prosocial and antisocialbehaviors [30]. According to this model, when adolescentsdevelop bonds with individuals or groups withantisocial beliefs (e.g., drug-using peers), they are morelikely to engage in antisocial behaviors; if they developbonds with individual with prosocial behaviors (e.g.,non-drug using peers, high religiosity), they are lesslikely to engage in antisocial behaviors, and more likelyto engage in prosocial behaviors. Also, external constraintssuch as parental monitoring can affect adolescentssocialization experiencesAs such, the aims of this study are to: 1) Investigatethe role of family, leisure and religiosity on BD practicesamong adolescents in private high schools in São Paulo,Brazil; 2) Examine the role of sociodemographic factorson BD behavior in this population.
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