ArticleSSM - population health2026
Beyond social disorganization: Family SES, neighborhood context, and adolescent alcohol use.
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Abstract
The relationship between contextual factors, including neighborhood characteristics, and adolescent alcohol use remains unclear, with studies finding either no effect or associations in either direction. The current study used data from a subset of a Czech longitudinal cohort (ELSPAC; analytic N = 1528) to examine how family socioeconomic status (SES), neighborhood advantage (administrative data), and perceived neighborhood disorder (subjective ratings) jointly influence alcohol use at age 15 (latent factor using three reports as indicators). Parental drinking, maternal monitoring, and peer alcohol use were considered as proximal mediators. The results from structural equation modeling showed that, contrary to social disorganization theory, perceived neighborhood disorder was associated with lower adolescent alcohol use (β = -0.10,
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