Examining a structural model of the relationships among alcohol use, marijuana/hashish use, their effects, and emotional and psychological problems over time in a cohort of high‐risk youths

Richard Dembo University of South Florida, Tampa

Linda Williams University of South Florida, Tampa

Werner Wothke Scientific Software Inc., Chicago, Illinois

James Schmeidler Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, New York

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