Connections between family assets and positive youth development. The association between parental monitoring and affection with leisure-time activities and substance use
Los adolescentes educados con un mayor afecto y control parental presentan un patrón de comportamiento con menor consumo de sustancias nocivas y más tiempo dedicado a ocio constructivo. Esta es una de las conclusiones a las que ha llegado el proyecto ‘A+ (Adolescentes en positivo)’, desarrollado por...
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