Barnes, Farrell, and Banerjee found racial similarities and differences in the effects of parental monitoring on adolescent drug/alcohol use. Which of the following was not one of their findings?
a. For both Black and White adolescents, monitoring reduced substance use
b. For Black adolescents, increased communication related to increased use; for
White adolescents, increased communication related to decreased use
c. For Black adolescents, religiosity seemed to provide a protective factor and
reduce substance use
d. For White adolescents, peer pressure was more correlated with substance use than
for black adolescents
e. For both Black and White adolescents, parental support was correlated with less
substance use
b.
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