Poor Parenting on Underage Drinking Through Frustration and Impulsivity

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Underage drinking continues to be a perilous social problem in the United States with its numerous negative consequences. Contributing to our understanding of this issue, the current study examined the relationship between poor parenting, frustration, impulsivity, and underage drinking. Based on the...

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Authors: Baek, Hyunin (Author) ; Lee, Selye (Author) ; Posadas, Carlos E. (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
Published: 2022
In: Crime & delinquency
Year: 2022, Volume: 68, Issue: 10, Pages: 1898-1917
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Keywords:
frustration
Impulsivity
mediation effect
Parenting
Underage drinking
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Summary:Underage drinking continues to be a perilous social problem in the United States with its numerous negative consequences. Contributing to our understanding of this issue, the current study examined the relationship between poor parenting, frustration, impulsivity, and underage drinking. Based on the theoretical framework of Agnew?s general strain theory (GST), this study tested three structural models with national youth data (N?=?5,030). Results showed that poor parenting had a significant influence on frustration, impulsivity, and underage drinking. Particularly, frustration and impulsivity mediated the relationship between poor parenting and underage drinking. Further, impulsivity played a crucial role in GST. Additionally, an alternative model with a potential mediator (i.e., impulsivity) will provide insight to further our understanding of underage drinking.
ISSN:1552-387X
DOI:10.1177/00111287211064789