Factors Associated with Substance Use Among Homeless Young Adults

The purpose of this study was to investigate factors associated with substance use among homeless young adults. Multinomial logistic regression analyses examined the influence of social networks and economic factors among a group of homeless young adults with differing levels of alcohol and drug use...

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description The purpose of this study was to investigate factors associated with substance use among homeless young adults. Multinomial logistic regression analyses examined the influence of social networks and economic factors among a group of homeless young adults with differing levels of alcohol and drug use. In addition, for those with an alcohol use disorder, the role of future time expectancies was examined. A sample (n = 185) of homeless young adults aged 18 to 23 were recruited from a community drop-in center and interviewed utilizing self-report instruments. Findings suggest that social networks, economic factors, and future expectancies are significant predictors of the level of substance use among homeless young adults. Being able to identify those areas that place homeless young adults at risk for substance abuse and dependence has implications for effective intervention.
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Adolescent Behavior
Drug Abuse
Economics - statistics & numerical data
Employment
Female
future time perspective
Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
Homeless Persons - psychology
Homelessness
Humans
Male
Risk
Risk Factors
Social Networks
Social Support
Substance Abuse
substance use
Substance-Related Disorders - psychology
Young Adult
Young Adults
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