[PDF] Top 20 Socioeconomic influences on alcohol use patterns among private school students in São Paulo

... Objetivos: Descrever o consumo de álcool por nível socioeconômico e gênero entre estudantes de ensino médio da rede privada na cidade de São Paulo. Métodos: Estudo transversal com amostra representativa da rede ... See full document

... drug use than respondents using the stan- dard self-administered questionnaire; however, it is not clear that greater re- porting is equivalent to more accurate ...research on methods such as hair analysis ... See full document

... of alcohol use on health outcomes in Brazil might derive from separately identifiable drinking patterns and alcohol-related disturbances such as alcohol use ... See full document

... stronger among girls. Although participants were not questioned about the use of tobacco by their friends, our results indirectly pointed to the relevance of the fre- quency of hanging out with friends ... See full document

... For data collection was used Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test AUDIT-C consists of 3 first questions of traditional AUDIT. This test has the same value than AUDIT and takes less time to answer for ... See full document

... The students of private and federal public schools presented similar profi les but both were different from the state school ...lower socioeconomic status, and their parents had lower levels ... See full document

... of school health education curricula. Specific interventions should focus on improving the decision-making skills of adoles- cents, including techniques to negotiate safer sex behaviors among ... See full document

... bem in- trodutória, e a partir de um texto mais acessível, um panorama sobre o sistema capitalista e o processo de globalização pela perspectiva rele- vante e sempre atual de Karl ... See full document

... drug use was re- ported by subjects who considered their fathers or mothers as ‘open-minded’ (RP father ...drug use was reported more frequently among students whose parents had an average ... See full document

... overweight among Brazilian adolescents of low-income families: a case- control ...obesity in adolescen ...habits in adolescents from differen t econ om ic level, Cam pin a Gran de ( PB) ... See full document

... the use of psychoactive substances among students in their final year of middle school and high school in Ribeirão Preto and reflect on the pattern of psycho- ... See full document

... ance in PE classes, not limiting itself to dichotomous outcomes, as do the majority of studies (attend vs do not attend 7,19,20 ); is representative of the sample of ... See full document

... PA in adulthood. This study aims to identify physical activity patterns in a sample of 1,129 students ...PR. In this study, the following data were collected: sociodemographic informa- ... See full document

... The Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test; SF-36 = Medical Outcomes Studies 36-items short-form; *194 universitários; SR= Somatório Re- sultado; FI=Frequência Ingesta; QDCT= Quantas Doses Dngere ... See full document

... occur in the redefi- nition of the role of the State, rather being a constitutive part of these ...capital. In addition, it is gradual, unlike more spectacular collapses of the past (Mészáros, ...2011). ... See full document

... education on leadership capacity of both male and female management students of Ferdowsi University of ...year students using classified sampling ...effect on both male and female ... See full document

... abuse among women and at investigating its association with alcohol ...studies in Brazil investigating sexual abuse and its relation to alcohol ...abuse in the present study was smaller ... See full document

... collected. In contrast, the initial interview for the 1993 cohort included infor- mation on the address and telephone number of the cohort member’s family; address and telephone number of at least two ... See full document

... signiicant in the crude analysis had a similar behavior after the adjusted ...analysis. In the adjusted model, girls were 48% (PR = ...boys. Students from schools located in the West area of ... See full document

... S ociodemographic, personality, inter- personal, environmental, and other characteristics have been repeatedly identified as associated risk factors for drug use, abu[r] ... See full document