Research Questions

1. a. What is the strength of the relationship between alcohol usage and age (prior to admission)? Specifically, as teens get older, do they drink more often?
   b. If so, what is the frequency of alcohol usage that you would predict for a 15-year-old?
2. a. Does marijuana usage differ by parenting style?

b. If so, which styles are or are not statistically different from on another?

3. Is the frequency of smoking among the sample of teenagers different from the national average of 3 cigarettes per week?

4. Do boys and girls differ in their usage of cocaine?

5. Does the frequency of occurrence or nonoccurrence of an overdose relate to the teen’s ethnicity?

6. 6a and 6b should be answered using one statistical analysis:

1. Do the number of blackouts (drinking to unconsciousness) that teens report differ according to whether or not the teens have reported experiencing physical abuse and/or sexual abuse?
2. Do these variables interact; specifically, if a teen suffered both physical and sexual abuse would that be even more strongly related to blackouts? Don’t try to run post-hoc– just base your answer on what the means look like.

7. Does the program appear to be effective at reducing alcohol usage?

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