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June 16, 2020

The WAGER, Vol. 25(6) – Which came first, the chicken or the egg? The temporal relationship of substance use and problem gambling among African American and White adolescents and young adults


March 11, 2019

Finding My Father: Running, Reconnection, and Recovery from Gambling Disorder


November 4, 2015

STASH Vol. 11(11) – Impulsivity as marker of adolescent substance use


June 18, 2015

STASH, Vol. 11(6) – My father’s father: Multi-generational substance use behavior outcomes


August 13, 2014

STASH, Vol. 10(9) – ‘When I was your age’: The role of family in adolescent substance use


December 16, 2009

STASH, Vol. 5(10) – Can family interventions in early adolescence reduce teen illicit drug contact years later?


May 5, 1998

The WAGER, Vol. 3(18) – Gambling, family, and criminal behavior


February 4, 1997

The WAGER, Vol. 2(5) – Gambling as a family activity


July 9, 1996

The WAGER, Vol. 1(28) – Influence of gambling on family & friends


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