ArticleApplied developmental science2025
Adverse Childhood Experiences, Discrimination, and Substance Use Among Latino/a/Hispanic Youth.
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- Childhood Trauma, Compassion, and Cigarette Dependence in US Latine Adults.Translational issues in psychological science · 2026Article
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Underserved racial/ethnic minoritized youth disproportionately experience adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and discrimination, potentially leading to substance use disparities. Understanding the co-occurrence of ACEs and discrimination can identify predictors of substance use. Latino/a/Hispanic youth (N=1,179) completed surveys from 2005-2016; ACEs and discrimination were assessed when participants were on average 21.6 and 23.9 years for substance use. Latent class analysis examined differential co-occurrence of ACEs and discrimination and regression analysis investigated their longitudinal associations with tobacco, alcohol, problematic alcohol, and marijuana use in young adulthood. A 4-class solution identified a "low adversity" (n=378; 32.06%) group; next the "psychological abuse and discrimination" (n=361; 30.62%); then "psychological, physical abuse and microaggressions" (n=258; 21.88%) and "mainly microaggressions" (n=182; 15.44%) groups. Compared to "mainly microaggressions," the "psychological abuse and discrimination" group reported higher alcohol use (B=.316,
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