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Haase, Trutz and Pratschke, Dr Jonathan (2010) Risk and protection factors for substance use among young people: a comparative study of early school-leavers and school-attending students. Government Publication. Stationery Office, Dublin.

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This report presents the results of a study of substance use among young people in Ireland based on information collected in 2008 during face-to-face interviews with 991 people, aged between 15 and 18. The target population comprised school-attending students and young people who, having left school, were attending either a Youthreach centre for education or FÁS Community Training Centre. This latter population is described in this study as “early school-leavers” and represents approximately 12% of the full annual cohort of early school-leavers.


Item Type:Report (Government Publication)
Date:2010
Call No:Ref NACD
Pages:144 p.
Publisher:Stationery Office
Corporate Creators:National Advisory Committee on Drugs
Place of Publication:Dublin
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Accession Number:HRB 4918 (Available)
Subjects:T Demographic Characteristics > Adolescent / youth
N Communication, information and education > Educational environment > Student behaviour and participation
B AOD Substances > Inhalants and solvents
VA Geographic area > Europe > Ireland
L Social psychology and related concepts > Social context > School context
T Demographic Characteristics > Early School Leaver
T Demographic Characteristics > Student (secondary)
L Social psychology and related concepts > Marital relations > Family and kinship > Family relations > Family role > Role of parent
J Health care, prevention and rehabilitation > Risk and protective factors
L Social psychology and related concepts > Interpersonal interaction and group dynamics > Peer relations
F Concepts in psychology > Specific attitude and behaviour > risk-taking behaviour
A AOD use, abuse, and dependence > Prevalence of alcohol or drug use
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