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Parental Monitoring Moderates the Relation Between Radio Exposure and Adolescent Alcohol and Tobacco Use: Preliminary Findings From a National Survey

, , , & , PhD
Pages 314-323 | Published online: 21 Apr 2017
 

ABSTRACT

Media exposure is a risk factor and parental monitoring is a protective factor against adolescent alcohol and tobacco use. Music-related media, however, are underexplored. The National Survey of Parents and Youth was utilized to examine music-related media as a risk factor and parental monitoring as a protective factor for alcohol and cigarette use. Multilevel modeling demonstrated that music exposure was related to higher levels and parental monitoring was related to lower levels of substance use. Parental monitoring attenuated the effect of radio exposure on alcohol and cigarette use. Further investigation of music, parental monitoring, and adolescent substance use is needed.

Funding

This research is supported by the Wheaton College Psychology Department.

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